The Esediskflushconsistency feature is a new addition to the ESENT database engine, aimed at improving the consistency of data writes to disk. This feature is currently in the beta stage, and this guide will provide you with valuable information on how to enable the feature in the ESENT database engine and understand its various Beta Site Mode settings. We will also cover some frequently asked questions related to this feature.
Table of Contents
- Enabling the Esediskflushconsistency Beta Feature in ESENT
- Understanding Beta Site Mode Settings
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Related Links
Enabling the Esediskflushconsistency Beta Feature in ESENT
To enable the Esediskflushconsistency feature in the ESENT database engine, follow these steps:
Open the Windows Registry Editor by pressing Win + R and typing regedit. Click OK to open the editor.
Navigate to the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Esent
Create a new DWORD (32-bit) value named Esediskflushconsistency.
Set the value of Esediskflushconsistency to 1 to enable the feature, or 0 to disable it.
Close the Registry Editor and restart your system for the changes to take effect.
Understanding Beta Site Mode Settings
The Esediskflushconsistency feature has various Beta Site Mode settings that can be configured using the Windows Registry. Here's an overview of the available settings:
EsediskflushconsistencyMode
This setting determines how the Esediskflushconsistency feature operates. There are three possible values:
0: Disabled (default)1: Enabled, but only the new flush behavior is used2: Enabled, and both the new and legacy flush behaviors are used
EsediskflushconsistencyForceWrite
This setting controls whether the Esediskflushconsistency feature forces data writes to disk. Set it to 1 to force writes, or 0 to disable this behavior.
EsediskflushconsistencyForceDelete
This setting controls whether the Esediskflushconsistency feature forces the deletion of data on disk. Set it to 1 to force deletions, or 0 to disable this behavior.
EsediskflushconsistencyForceDirectory
This setting controls whether the Esediskflushconsistency feature forces the creation of directories on disk. Set it to 1 to force directory creation, or 0 to disable this behavior.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Esediskflushconsistency feature?
The Esediskflushconsistency feature is a new addition to the ESENT database engine that aims to improve the consistency of data writes to disk. This feature is currently in the beta stage.
How do I enable the Esediskflushconsistency feature?
To enable the Esediskflushconsistency feature, you need to create a DWORD (32-bit) value named Esediskflushconsistency in the Windows Registry, and set its value to 1. Refer to the Enabling the Esediskflushconsistency Beta Feature in ESENT section for detailed steps.
What are the different Beta Site Mode settings for the Esediskflushconsistency feature?
The Beta Site Mode settings for the Esediskflushconsistency feature include EsediskflushconsistencyMode, EsediskflushconsistencyForceWrite, EsediskflushconsistencyForceDelete, and EsediskflushconsistencyForceDirectory. Refer to the Understanding Beta Site Mode Settings section for more information about these settings.
How do I configure the Beta Site Mode settings for the Esediskflushconsistency feature?
To configure the Beta Site Mode settings for the Esediskflushconsistency feature, you need to create and modify DWORD (32-bit) values in the Windows Registry. Refer to the Understanding Beta Site Mode Settings section for more information about these settings and their possible values.
Is the Esediskflushconsistency feature safe to use?
As the Esediskflushconsistency feature is still in the beta stage, there may be potential issues or bugs that have not yet been identified. It is recommended to test the feature thoroughly in a non-production environment before deploying it in a production environment.