CMIS Repository - Reset

Resets the connection and clears all cached information for this CMIS Repository.

Remarks

The Reset command is used to force a refresh of all cached data and connection state for the current CMIS Repository. This operation is essential after making structural changes in the external repository (such as adding, removing, or reorganizing folders and documents), or after updating connection settings or authentication credentials.

When to Use

• After modifying the structure or content of the external repository outside of Grooper.
• When troubleshooting issues related to stale, missing, or outdated repository information.
• After changing connection settings, credentials, or permissions for the repository.

How It Works

• Calls ClearAllCaches() on the underlying CMIS Binding to remove all protocol and metadata caches.
• Clears all local caches and resets repository information within Grooper.
• Unloads the repository from memory, ensuring that the next access will re-query the external system for up-to-date structure and metadata.

> Note: Resetting the repository does not delete or modify any content in the external system. It only affects Grooper's local cache and connection state.

Usage Guidance

• Use this command whenever you suspect Grooper is out of sync with the external repository, or after any significant changes to the external system.
• Regularly resetting the repository can help maintain accurate and current information, especially in dynamic or frequently changing environments.

See Also

CMIS Repository