These preferences determine the location and configure the cleanup mechanism for Switch's application data.
Switch stores quite a bit of application-specific data, including for example:
flow definitions (defined or imported with the flow designer)
auto-managed backing folders (and their contents, i.e. jobs being processed through flows)
internal job tickets pointing to jobs being processed
log messages
All of this data is stored in a nested folder hierarchy under a single root folder, which is called the application data root.
The default location of the application data root is system dependent.
For example, on a typical Windows system the default location might be:
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Enfocus\Switch Server or C:\ProgramData\Enfocus\Switch Server (Vista, Windows 7)
And on a typical Mac OS X system the default location might be:
/Library/Application Support/Enfocus/Switch Server
You can move the application data to another location by changing the value of the first preference in this group.
Some temporary application data cannot be removed automatically during regular operation. To ensure that the amount of data does not grow indefinitely, Switch performs a cleanup process at regular intervals.
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Property |
Description |
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Application data root |
The root folder for the hierarchy in which Switch's application data is stored; the default is the "system data" location, but you can browse to an arbitrary location on the file system Changing the location of the application data root is a substantial operation and requires that Switch stops processing flows; a dialog will be displayed with progress information |
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Keep internal job tickets for (hours) |
The time period after which internal job tickets may be deleted for jobs that left the flow; Switch will not delete internal job tickets for jobs that are still active |
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Keep log messages for (hours) |
The time period after which log messages may be deleted |
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Run cleanup starting at (hh:mm) |
The time offset from midnight at which to run the cleanup process for application data |
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Run cleanup every (hours) |
The period or frequency with which to run the cleanup process for application data |