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HotCache - Only hot extents are included.

All - All extents, hot and cold, are included.

This is the recommended and default value, whose period is currently set to 14 days.

Defines the timespan during which extents are considered for rebuild/merge.

Set the MaxRangeInHours value to between 2-3% of it. Take the lower value of SoftDeletePeriod and DataHotSpan.

This value should be set according to the effective retention policy SoftDeletePeriod, or cache policy DataHotSpan values.

In materialized views: defaults to to 336 (14 days), unless recoverability is disabled in the materialized view's effective retention policy.

Timestamps are of extent creation, and don't relate to the actual data contained in the extents.

The maximum allowed difference, in hours, between any two different extents' creation times, so that they can still be merged.

Defines whether Merge operations are enabled, in which case, they're less preferred than Rebuild operations.

Defines whether Rebuild operations are enabled (in which case, they're preferred over Merge operations).

Applies to both Merge and Rebuild operations.

The maximum time to wait between starting two consecutive iterations of merge or rebuild operations by the Data Management service.

Maximum allowed number of extents to be merged in a single operation.

Maximum allowed original size (in MBs) of the merged extent.

Applies to Merge operations, not Rebuild.

Maximum allowed row count of the merged extent.

The merge policy contains the following properties:

The database's or table's Sharding policy also has some effect on how extents get merged.

Extents whose union of tags exceeds the length of 1M characters will not be merged.

For more information, see Extent Tagging.

Tagging extents using different drop-by tags will cause such extents to not be merged, even if a merge policy has been set.

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mynameisperl I shovel well Additional comment actions. Thats why Im hoping for a program thats better for this. When you find it, simply delete it, and reupload the world to your server. NBTExplorer doesnt seem to be capable of that, as it needs whole string as opposed to just a single word anywhere in the region file. Open each one, until the X, Y and Z coordinates match with the ones from the Entity's Exact Location, in this case -432.64, 66.98. Double click on Level, and then do the same for TileEntities. In the chunk finder, put in the region X and Z the two numbers from region, in this case, -1 and 1, and the Chunk X and Z, in this case, -28 and 62. 28 and 62 refer to the chunk the entity is in, and -1,1 refer to the region. Now, the numbers that interest us are "-28,62" and "-1,1". You have this part from the Crash Report "Chunk: at 15,4,10 in -28,62", and also this one " Region: -1,1". Now that you opened NBT Explorer, and your world, click on Search -> Chunk Finder. Click on File -> Open Folder, then search for the world folder you downloaded, and open it. (For help, use our article on FTP File Access.) If your crash report does show this, then the problem is already solved.

You would use NBT Explorer to generate a crash report. You should use NBT Explorer when you need to attempt to solve any ticking issues without creating a new world.

NBTExplorer is also built on top of Substrate. The differences between NBTEdit and NBTExplorer are that NBTExplorer is fully compatible with minecraft's region files, it has a dropdown directory-tree interface for ease of usage, and it offers support for the latest NBT Standard. NBTExplorer is a graphical NBT Editor based on NBTEdit.