[Merlin_]

I'm running a test/development site on Win XP. I have a custom cron job defined that seems to refuse to load the modified page. It has survived every restart of IIS, reboot of the computer, and everything else I can think of. My test forums crash with invalid SQL unless I put a few fields back in the (custom) table.

I deleted the cron job from the admincp, and yet, it still tries to execute the old php file with the incorrect statement. This is driving me NUTS!

Is there some configuration of IIS/PHP that will prevent this caching? Or, am I missing something really simple and stupid?

Originally Posted by Merlin_

I'm running a test/development site on Win XP. I have a custom cron job defined that seems to refuse to load the modified page. It has survived every restart of IIS, reboot of the computer, and everything else I can think of. My test forums crash with invalid SQL unless I put a few fields back in the (custom) table.

I deleted the cron job from the admincp, and yet, it still tries to execute the old php file with the incorrect statement. This is driving me NUTS!

Is there some configuration of IIS/PHP that will prevent this caching? Or, am I missing something really simple and stupid?

Never mind. It *was* a stupid thing. I had modified phpinclude to run the query with the old database schema. I hate it when I make stupid mistakes.