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1. Stop AOS.

2. Delete the .auc file from users\\Appdata\ folder

3. Restart AOS.

community.dynamics.com/.../cleanup-cache-auc-file.aspx

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Is it really necessary to stop the AOS?

Is it not sufficient f the user closes their client?

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1. Close the client

2. The ax_{GUID}.auc file is now written to the AppData folder

3. Delete the auc file

4. Open the client

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Hi I have some solutions including this in www.dynamicsaxlatino.com/como-limpiar-cache-de-dynamics-ax

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How to clean cache of AOT and take multiple AOS changes

www.dynamicsaxlatino.com/limpiar-flush-cache-de-aos-o-aot-en-ax

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We do it with the AOS still running and that seems to work fine.

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Hi CARLOS,

Thanks a lot, its helpful for me.

Nice tricks

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A Task that can be perfomed from each AOS (make sure your client is connected to each AOS) is to use the Tools menu, the cache submenu. you can refrechs elements, data and Dictionary objects.

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Here's a PowerShell script to automate Kent Carsten's solution.

NB: Best to have AOSes off for this, as it will apply to all users / has no logic to check if users are logged on or not.

#run as administrator to avoid UAC from blocking access to user profiles (Ref: stackoverflow.com/.../39722043)

$GUID = '{*}' #NB: The GUID in the filenames comes from the database: select GLOBALGUID from SYSSQMSETTINGS. More notes about this here: daxmusings.codecrib.com/.../fixing-code-caching-on-ax-environment.html

#if you wanted to filter for a specific environment's cache files, the best solution is to retrieve the GUID then include it in the filter.

#for simplicity / to avoid adding DB code, this script doesn't discriminate by GUID

Get-ChildItem 'C:\Users\*\AppData\Local' -Directory -Force -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | select -expand FullName | %{

Get-ChildItem -Path $_ -Filter "ax_GUI_$GUID*.auc" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Remove-Item -Force

Get-ChildItem -Path (Join-Path $_ 'Microsoft\Dynamics Ax\') -Filter "VSAssemblies$GUID" -Directory -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Remove-Item -Force

}

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