CompilerCache update on change in Non Java file

I have a Java project which has .java files and a .mapping file. (.mapping file
is needed for JDO implementation). When I change any .java file and rebuild the
project, compilerCache (.workshop\.ide) gets updated. When I change only .mapping
file and rebuild the project, compiler cache does not get updated. Is there
configuration file/settings where I could add more file types whose modification
will result in compilerCache update?
Thx

Hi Vikas,
I guess your form contains two blocks, based on tables from a database. (So your remark "Non-database" is incorrect).
Then, do you need two separate buttons for 'Save' and for 'Update'?
In Forms, there are standard buttons in the Forms toolbar to commit the changes to the database.
Of course it is possible to copy this standard functionality to custom-made buttons, but I think you do not need to do that.
Kind regards,
Lennart de Vos

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