Hot-Swapping Reference Data for Address Verification (On-Premises)

Hot-Swapping Reference Data for Address Verification (On-Premises)

Enabling File Set Hot-Swapping

Enabling File Set Hot-Swapping

By default, hot-swapping of file sets is disabled, and you cannot switch from one file set to another without deinitializing Address Verification.
To enable hot-swapping, set the
</Core/System/FileSetsHotSwappingEnabled>
value in
IDVEConfig.json
to true.
With hot-swapping enabled, you can switch from
FileSetA
to
FileSetB
or vice versa at any time while Address Verification is running. Such a switch always affects all of the data files in the directories. For example, when switching from
FileSetA
to
FileSetB
, all data files in
FileSetA
will be unloaded and replaced by all data files in
FileSetB
. It is not possible to switch a subset of the data files. If you want to keep certain data files available after the switch, the files must be present in both directories.
To enable hot-swapping, Address Verification reserves memory for twice the amount of function servers than specified in the configuration, excluding memory assigned for hot standby servers. Update the maximum memory settings accordingly, or the available memory for preloading will be reduced. Initialization might fail completely if sufficient memory is not available.

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