Difference between revisions of "Ns cache names"
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'''DESCRIPTION''' | '''DESCRIPTION''' | ||
| − | :: This command returns a list of all keys currently in the specified cache. | + | :: This command returns a list of all keys currently in the specified cache. If ''pattern'' is specified, only matching entries are returned (match pattern syntax like in '''string match'''). |
| − | :: Note that, unlike ns_cache names, this command will include keys that have expired but have not yet been flushed and keys that are still in progress of being built by ns_cache eval. | + | :: Note that, unlike ns_cache names, this command will include keys that have expired but have not yet been flushed and keys that are still in progress of being built by ns_cache eval. This command will also operate on caches created via the C APIs in addition to the ones created with ns_cache create. [[ns_cache]] can only operate on caches created by ns_cache. |
'''SEE ALSO''' | '''SEE ALSO''' | ||
Revision as of 01:44, 27 October 2009
NAME
- ns_cache_keys − Returns a list of cache entry key names.
SYNOPSIS
- ns_cache_keys cachename ?pattern?
DESCRIPTION
- This command returns a list of all keys currently in the specified cache. If pattern is specified, only matching entries are returned (match pattern syntax like in string match).
- Note that, unlike ns_cache names, this command will include keys that have expired but have not yet been flushed and keys that are still in progress of being built by ns_cache eval. This command will also operate on caches created via the C APIs in addition to the ones created with ns_cache create. ns_cache can only operate on caches created by ns_cache.
SEE ALSO
