How do I recreate Bridge Cache after Purge? Stuck on rebuilding criteria.

Bridge had a problem and displayed alert that central cache should be purged, which I did. Having closed it out and reopened, it is stuck on "rebuilding criteria". Have left it on for 12 hours and exited program. Using a Macbook pro, OS X 10.8.4

I paste below the solution to my own very similar problems - having just lost a day and most of the night thinking of possible solutions I hope I can save you some time . . . Good luck
I HAVE THE ANSWER!
Apologies for shouting but this is my solution:
1) Make sure the 'good' files are backed up first
2) As Winston said, turn off icloud in pages and icloud settings
3) As Winston said, reboot any devices
4) The solution . . . open Safari browser and sign in to icloud - the key here, is that I was previoulsy using Google Chrome as my browswer. I saw ALL my files there, included the ghost files that were not visible in Chrome. I deleted the lot, one by one. When I switched icloud back onto ipad and iphone all the ghosts were gone. iCloud is working on all three devices (PC included) and I have cancelled my Genius Bar appointment (hopefully not too early). I hope this saves others the day and night its taken me!!

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As the event polling table gets a row added for each table whose data is updated at the end of each ETL run, when exactly does the BI server purges cache related to that table - As soon as the polling happens and it finds a new record in your table
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If at the end of the ETL run data in 3 tables has changed, would 3 records be added to the event polling table in the database. - (yes , after the polling happens)
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Date: Thu, 18 Jun 2009 08:49:46 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: How can I prevent Bridge from altering my photos?
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