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CORE keeps a local cache of:

  • CDISC Open Rules. They are machine-readable logic for executable CDISC conformance rules
  • Standards metadata (e.g., SDTMIG, ADaMIG, TIG, etc.)
  • CDISC Controlled Terminology (CT) packages. CT is published twice yearly, at the end of March and September

Each CORE patch/release already ships with the latest cache available at the time of release (rules, standards metadata, and CT). In most cases, you can simply install or update CORE to the latest release and start validating without running update-cache.

The update-cache command refreshes this local cache so validations can run against newly published CDISC content. You should only run this command when you inte…

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