Query caching at specific time of day ?

I'm currently using:
cachedwithin=#CreateTimeSpan(1,0,0,0)#
If I'm happy my data won't change during the day, is it possible to cache a query at a pre-determined time, eg. during the early hours when I know it's unlikely anyone is on the site, say 5am ? That way,I know the query is cached and ready for anyone who asked for it ?

Yup. We run a bunch of scheduled tasks between 2-5am each day to refresh and cache various bits and pieces.
But if you've got queries that are on the front-end of a website that take a coupla seconds to run, I'd be checking the query's execution plan. That's really pretty slow.
Adam

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