Ryan Snyder

Problems with Drupal Caching? I'm more concerned with turning it off at times than turning it on. There are two primary places (that I know of) to check to determine how / where Drupal is being cached.

1. Admin > Performance

Within the Performance Administration screen, there is a fieldset titled Page Cache. Set the caching mode to Disabled to turn off overall site caching.

2. Content Caching in MySQL

There are 5 (depending on the modules you have installed) tables involved with content caching:
• cache
• cache_content
• cache_filter
• cache_menu
• cache_page

To reset the cache, simply perform a delete from one or all of these tables in MySQL:
mysql> delete from drupal_db.cache_content;