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How To Remove a SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) Report from Cache Using RS.EXE

If you take advantage of caching reports in SSRS, the cache expiration can be based on a time limit (e.g. 30 minutes) or a schedule (e.g. expire at midnight). We have a situation where we refresh our data warehouse weekly and want to cache reports until the next weekly load. Occasionally we will have to rerun a portion of the weekly data load and when this happens we need to expire all cached reports since the underlying data has changed. We have looked around in SQL Server Management Studio and the Report Manager web application but have not found how to do this. Can you provide the details to remove a report from the cache?

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