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- Product Introduction
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- Getting Started
- Operation Guide
- TcaplusDB Client
- TcaplusDB SDK
- TcaplusDB RESTful APIs
- Practical Tutorial
- FAQs
- API Documentation
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- Introduction
- API Category
- Making API Requests
- Table Group APIs
- Other APIs
- Table APIs
- VerifyIdlFiles
- RollbackTables
- RecoverRecycleTables
- ModifyTables
- ModifyTableQuotas
- ModifyTableMemos
- DescribeTablesInRecycle
- DescribeTables
- DescribeIdlFileInfos
- DeleteTables
- CreateTables
- CreateBackup
- CompareIdlFiles
- ClearTables
- ModifyTableTags
- DescribeTableTags
- SetTableIndex
- DeleteTableIndex
- ModifySnapshots
- ImportSnapshots
- DescribeSnapshots
- DeleteSnapshots
- CreateSnapshots
- UpdateApply
- MergeTablesData
- SetTableDataFlow
- DeleteTableDataFlow
- SetBackupExpireRule
- DeleteBackupRecords
- Cluster APIs
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Overview
This command is used to set a time to live (TTL) in millisecond for a record. The set value will be reduced by the elapsed time. When the TTL value of a record is equal to 0, TcaplusDB will remove it. This command only takes effect on a single record.
Syntax
setttl [table] ttl=[TTL] where key1 = 1 and key2 = "abc";Parameters
| Parameter | Required | Limit | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| table | Yes | No | Table name |
| TTL | Yes | The value cannot exceed half of the maximum value of uint64\_t. In other words, the maximum TTL value is ULONG_MAX/2. A value exceeded this limit will be set to the maximum value. |
Time to live in millisecond |
| Key in the WHERE clause | Yes | All key values are required for TDR table. | Key values need to be declared. Multiple key values are joined with and. |
Errors
For more information, see Error Codes.
Return Messages
| Situation | Return Message |
|---|---|
| The record does not exist or has expired. | Record does not exist or has expired. |
| Failed to set time to live. | Failed to set time to live. The error code is [error code] and the error message is [Error message]. |
| Set time to live successfully. | Set time to live successfully. |
Sample
Set TTL to 2,000 milliseconds:
tcaplus> setttl mails ttl=2000 where key1 = 1 and key2 = "abc";
Set time to live successfully.
Yes
No
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