Re: [Dbfpy-users] how to reset cache?

[Yaroslav S. <ya...@gm...>]

Hi, Dmitry,

What cache are you talking about? Can you please describe your case?

  - If you want to ensure changes are flushed to the stream, you can  
use Dbf.flush() method.
  - If your table could be changed externally, then a proper locking  
stuff should be used, which isn't implemented in Dbfpy. But you can  
try to re-open your table. Only header is re-read when you open an  
existing table, so it isn't too slow.


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Best regards,
Jaroslavs

On 17.11.2010, at 07:32, Косолапов Дмитрий wrote:

> Hi!
> How to disable or reset cache?
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