Server Settings
Scope: SessionLimit 2.0
Last updated
Scope: SessionLimit 2.0
Last updated
This screen contains grooming settings. With the grooming settings, it is determined how long the logs, events and session records accumulated in the database will be stored. By default, this setting is off and never deletes old records.
In the recommended configuration, this setting is turned on and the duration of storage is determined in line with legal limits.
It is determined how long the data will be kept. It can be set to minimum 10 and maximum 4000. The default value is 400 days.
It determines the period in which the grooming process will run. This is an important setting to prevent the database from being busy with constant data deletion. It should be adjusted in accordance with the number of records to be deleted simultaneously.
It can be set to minimum 60 and maximum 1440 minutes. The default value is 60 minutes.
If a lot of records are to be deleted during the grooming process, the time should be increased; if the records are to be deleted little by little, the time can be shortened. Otherwise, unwanted clogging and performance loss may occur in the database.
Determines the number of rows to be deleted in each period. It ensures gradual deletion of data held in the database. It is erased from old to new.
It can be set to minimum 60 and maximum 1440 minutes. The default value is 60 minutes.
If a lot of records are to be deleted during the grooming process, the time should be increased; if the records are to be deleted little by little, the time can be shortened. Otherwise, unwanted clogging and performance loss may occur in the database.
It is used to turn grooming settings on and off. It is closed when Disabled and open when Enabled. When it is on, data is automatically deleted for a specified period of time.
