[C++]

The ApplyBoundsToObjectsWithExpiration property gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether the Time to Live (TTL) bounds are applied to objects that have an expiration time specified by their source. If you set this property to True, objects in the cache will be refreshed more frequently, based on the TTL specified in the source.

HRESULT get_ApplyBoundsToObjectsWithExpiration(
  VARIANT_BOOL* pfApply
);

HRESULT put_ApplyBoundsToObjectsWithExpiration(
  VARIANT_BOOL fApply
);

Parameters

pfApply

Pointer to a Boolean variable that is set on return to VARIANT_TRUE if the TTL bounds are applied to objects that have an expiration time specified by their source, or to VARIANT_FALSE if the TTL bounds are not applied to objects that have an expiration time specified by their source.

fApply

Boolean value that specifies whether the TTL bounds are applied to objects that have an expiration time specified by their source.

Return Values

These property methods return S_OK if the call is successful; otherwise, they return an error code.

Remarks

This property is read/write. By default, the TTL bounds are not applied to objects that have an expiration time specified by their source.

[Visual Basic]

The ApplyBoundsToObjectsWithExpiration property gets or sets a Boolean value that indicates whether the Time to Live (TTL) bounds are applied to objects that have an expiration time specified by their source. If you set this property to True, objects in the cache will be refreshed more frequently, based on the TTL specified in the source.

Property ApplyBoundsToObjectsWithExpiration As Boolean

Property Value

Boolean value that indicates whether the TTL bounds are applied to objects that have an expiration time specified by their source.

Remarks

This property is read/write. By default, the TTL bounds are not applied to objects that have an expiration time specified by their source.