We host websites using a content management system we developed in CF8 and 
would like to detect whenever a user changes anything in their website 
template. If changed, code would run that would delete their cached pages. 

Changes are recorded in a SQL Server db. There are 12 different tables that are 
used. 

Here's what we've come up with. 
1. Insert a date time stamp when a change is made, and then query each table to 
see if there are any changes.
2. Delete the cached pages any time there is an insert or update. (there are a 
ton of these).

Is there a simpler way to detect the change in order to fire the deletion of 
the cached pages? 

Thanks in advance. 

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