Use NOTES.INI settings to control when inactive view indexes expire and are flushed out of memory.

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Use NOTES.INI settings on a server to control when inline view indexes expire in:

• inactive views in open databases
• cached views in closed databases

Use the settings described in the following table that correspond to the type of inline view index: design-enabled or static-enabled.

Tip: To determine whether an inline view index is static-enabled or design-enabled, use the show dbs * inline views command or the dbcache show inline views command. Look at the Type column in the output.

Table 1. Index expiration settings for inline view indexing

Setting	Description
INLINE_VIEW_INDEX_DESIGN_ACCESS_MIN=<minutes>	Open database view expiration for design-enabled inline indexes Default: no expiration.
INLINE_VIEW_INDEX_STATIC_ACCESS_MIN=<minutes>	Open database view expiration for static-enabled inline indexes Default: no expiration.
INLINE_VIEW_INDEX_DESIGN_CACHE_MIN=<minutes>	Closed database view expiration for design-enabled inline indexes Default: 5 minutes
INLINE_VIEW_INDEX_STATIC_CACHE_MIN=<minutes>	Closed database view expiration for static enabled inline indexes Default: 5 minutes

Related tasks
Enabling inline view indexing with the Updall task
Enabling inline view indexing with INLINE_VIEW_INDEX setting
Using console commands to manage inline view indexing
Showing inline indexing statistics
Disabling inline view indexing