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Clears the cached tool instance configuration data, forcing getToolInstances to reload fresh tool definitions from the server on the next call. Use this when tool configurations, runservers, or grid parameters have been updated on the improve platform.

Usage

resetToolInstances()

Value

Invisible NULL. Called for its side effect of clearing the cache.

Details

Tool instances define how workflow steps execute, including which software to use (R, NONMEM, Monolix), execution parameters, and grid computing configurations. These definitions are cached for performance after the first getToolInstances() call. When administrators update tool configurations on the server, call resetToolInstances() to ensure your R session uses the latest definitions.

The function removes all objects from the internal tool instance cache environment, so the next call to getToolInstances() will fetch fresh data from the server.

See also

getToolInstances to retrieve tool instance configurations, getMainProcess to access the tool instance for a specific step

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# After tool configuration changes on server
resetToolInstances()

# Next call will fetch fresh data
tools <- getToolInstances()
} # }