Learn how the cache layer works when executing your queries and views.
To make things faster and minimize wait times, Latitude stores the results of your queries in a cache layer.
Cached by default
The first time you run a query, the results are automatically cached. This means that the next time you visit the view, it will load almost instantly.
You can refresh data by:
Configurable Expiration
The cached data doesn’t expire by default. It remains stored until you either click the Run button or use a special URL parameter that updates and overwrites the cached data.
This can be configured by setting the ttl
parameter either in the source configuration or in the query itself.
You can use the __force
parameter to force a refresh of results on a specific page.
See the page parameters to learn how query params work.