How can I control the expiration of tuples?
You can control how often the expiring of Tuples happens via the ExpireInterval parameter in the tspaces.cfg file. Setting it high leaves the Tuples around longer but doing it often may cause erratic behavior because the scan of the entire space to remove the expired tuples is a high cost operation. • What is the official way to disable the Expire-Manager? It doesn’t have any value that turns it off, so you should set it to a very very large value like 10 years and it will run once when you start the server and then again 10 years from now. If the same expire manager is still around in the next release, we will change it to have a value like 0 to shut it off. • What is reported in the TSServer.status() method? Issue the “q” subcommand from the server command line. That is basically the output that status() produces. Up to this point, status() has been used to display information that is useful for statistics and/or problem determination. As a result, it often changes from release to re
