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Add a collection TTL doc (#19859)
Signed-off-by: yun.zhang <yun.zhang@zilliz.com> Signed-off-by: yun.zhang <yun.zhang@zilliz.com>pull/19860/head
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# Illustration
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Collection TTL(Time to Live ) is the expiration time attribute on the collection. The expired data will not be queried or searched and clean up with the GC mechanism.
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# Manipulation
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We provide a property of collection level to config TTL: `collection.ttl.seconds`.
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There is a priority for the collection TTL configuration, attempting to get the `collection.ttl.seconds`
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from the collection properties first . If the configuration does not exist within the properties,
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then read `common.entityExpiration` from milvus.yaml, the collection TTL will not be set when the above steps fail.
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## Set TTL for a new collection
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The following example is set TTL to 15 seconds:
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```python
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collection = Collection(name=name,vschema=schema,properties={"collection.ttl.seconds": 15})
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```
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## Set TTL for an old collection
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The following example is modifying TTL to 1800 seconds:
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```python
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collection.set_properties(properties={"collection.ttl.seconds": 1800})
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```
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The above examples use Python SDK . If you want to know more details, please refer to example.py.
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