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Originally posted by: Wizardous

Hi,

I wanted to know how exactly normal,lazy and aggressive deletion modes work. I mean normal mode, delete temp files more often than lazy, but how often? When? What does BRE do when we switch between these 3 options.

Sorry if this issue discussed before. But can't find in the forum, neither in BRE Help.

Regards,

Ozgun

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Originally posted by: rboccuzzi

Ozgun, the exact way it works is thus:

Normal - When the status is cleared from the node, the temp files are also removed.
Aggressive - When the node's outputs are not needed anymore (any follow on nodes using the outputs have run), the temp files are removed.
Lazy - When the node runs a second time, and new data is made available, the old temp files are removed.

I hope this helps clarify.

Cheers
Rich

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Originally posted by: Wizardous

Thank you Rich.

Regards,

�zg�n

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Originally posted by: Wizardous

Hi,

Is there a way to automatically delete older temp files those created from scheduled graphs?

By removing older temp files, I mean that I want to keep the files from the last run but remove the rest.

Thank you

�zg�n

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Originally posted by: stonysmith

On scheduled runs, if you set the property in ls.brain.prop
ls.brain.controller.brdCleanup=true
then when the graph ends with RC=0 (no errors), then any temp files are deleted.

If a graph aborts, the temp files are left in place, so that you could connect with BRE, fix the problem, and finish the run to completion.

Short of that, you'd need to setup some form of scripting to remove the older temp files.

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Originally posted by: Wizardous

Thank you,

There was not any brdCleanup property in the conf file, so i add that line to controller properties. Is that normal?

Regards,

�zg�n

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Originally posted by: stonysmith

From what I remember, yes, that property is not in the configuration when you first install.

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Originally posted by: Wizardous

Thank you

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Originally posted by: anjuls

we just tried this option and it seems to have resolved our issue.