Taking an item out of the cache is as simple as calling HttpContext.Current.Cache. Remove(Key) so in your case you'd probably want.
Taking an item out of the cache is as simple as calling HttpContext.Current.Cache. Remove(Key) so in your case you'd probably want: Public Shared Sub CacheRemove(ByVal key As String) Dim userID As String = HttpContext.Current.User.Identity. Name HttpContext.Current.Cache.
Remove(Key & "_" & UserID) End Sub Since you say that when the data is updated you want the cached item to be removed so it gets re-cached with the updated data, you might want to take a look at using a SqlCacheDependency object. This wires up the cache to your database so that when your data changes, the cached item is automatically updated to keep it in sync.
Thanks for the CacheRemove pointer, That's worked nicely. I'm working away from the office so don't have my usual references nor Google-Foo. – Craig Jun 3 '10 at 13:51.
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