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Webcenter Content - Cache Configuration for JdbcFileStore configuration

The configuration values below, control the temporarily cached files keep in FileCache table.


FsCacheThreshold
  • Specifies the maximum cache size, in megabytes (default=100)
  • Once the threshold is met, Content Server starts deleting files that are older than the minimum age, as specified by the FsMinimumFileCacheAge parameter


FsMaximumFileCacheAge
  • The age at which files are deleted, expressed in days. The default is 365 days


FsMinimumFileCacheAge
  • The minimum age at which cached files can be deleted
  • This parameter is used in conjunction with the FsCacheThreshold parameter to determine when to delete cached files


FsCleanUpCacheDuringIndexing
  • This parameter activates vault cache cleaning, while FsCacheThreshold, FsMaximumFileCacheAge and FsMinimumFileCacheAge are controling its behaviour. 
  • Expect, when this is enabled on a system that currently has a large number of files in the FileCache table, the first cycle will take a long time to complete.

How to Configure:

In Administration Console:

Select Administration --> Admin Server --> General Configuration

In the "Additional Configuration Variables" pane add the following to the config.cfg:


I'm using values:

FsCleanUpCacheDuringIndexing=true
FsCacheThreshold=50
FsMinimumFileCacheAge=3
FsMaximumFileCacheAge=6


Reference: Managing a File Store System

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