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Do I need to rebuild map service cache?

BrianCunningham2

I'm not sure if this is a dumb question or not... but I'm still learning the ropes with cached map services.

We are migrating to a new SQL Server and I'm curious if I need to rebuild my map service caches because of that? The database name, feature class names and feature class structures are staying the same; the data is not changing; the only thing that is changing is the name of the server that is housing the database.

Can I simply re-publish the map services that are pointing to the new server, or do I need to completely rebuild caches for any map services that have them?

Thanks,

Brian

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George_Thompson

I would say nope, as long as nothing on the data side is changing.

https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/server/latest/publish-services/windows/copying-caches.htm

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BrianCunningham2

So far the cache has continued to work for me after changing the data source to the new server.

Thanks for the input.

BrianCunningham2

Thanks for the responses guys - I'll let y'all know how things work out for me.

Much appreciated,

Brian

MikeVolz

Theoretically you should not have to, but the cache has never displayed properly for me if I use it in multiple versions. I would say give it a shot as this is the quickest and easiest path to get a cached mapservice on a new machine. If it does not work, you can always build the cache from scratch.

George_Thompson

I would say nope, as long as nothing on the data side is changing.

https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/server/latest/publish-services/windows/copying-caches.htm

Enterprise GIS‌ ArcGIS Enterprise

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