SSDB supports TTL expiration

The Key expiration function has been added in SSDB1.6.7 to support automatic deletion of keys upon expiration. In this way, SSDB can be used as a persistent cache service. this function is the same as the ttlexpire function of Redis. The usage is: $ ssdb-setx (key, value, 60). This Code indicates that keyvalue is set and

The Key expiration function has been added in SSDB 1.6.7 to support automatic deletion of keys upon expiration, so that SSDB can be used as a persistent cache service. this function is the same as the ttl/expire function of Redis. The usage is $ ssdb-setx ('key', 'value', 60). This Code indicates that key = value is set, at the same time to 60

The Key expiration function has been added in SSDB 1.6.7 to support automatic deletion of keys upon expiration, so that SSDB can be used as a persistent cache service. this function is the same as Redis ttl/expire. The usage is as follows:

$ Ssdb-> setx ('key', 'value', 60 );

This Code indicates that keys are automatically deleted after key = value is set and 60 seconds later. You must note that TTL only supports the KV data structure and does not support hash (map) and zset.

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