ComfyUI Node: Remove Backend Data [NumberKey] (Inspire)

Remove Backend Data [NumberKey] (Inspire):

The RemoveBackendDataNumberKey __Inspire node is designed to help you manage and clean up your backend data cache by removing specific entries identified by numerical keys. This node is particularly useful when you need to ensure that outdated or unnecessary data is cleared from the cache, thereby optimizing performance and resource usage. By providing a straightforward method to delete cached data using integer keys, this node simplifies the maintenance of your backend data, ensuring that only relevant and up-to-date information is retained. This can be especially beneficial in scenarios where data integrity and efficient memory usage are critical.

Remove Backend Data [NumberKey] (Inspire) Input Parameters:

key

The key parameter is an integer that specifies the unique identifier of the data entry you wish to remove from the cache. This parameter is crucial as it directly determines which data entry will be deleted. The key must be a non-negative integer, with a minimum value of 0 and a maximum value of 0xffffffffffffffff (18,446,744,073,709,551,615). The default value is 0. Providing the correct key ensures that the intended data entry is accurately targeted for removal.

signal_opt

The signal_opt parameter is optional and can be of any type. It serves as an additional signal or data that can be passed through the node without being affected by the removal operation. This parameter allows for greater flexibility in workflows where you might need to carry forward some data or signal alongside the cache removal process.

Remove Backend Data [NumberKey] (Inspire) Output Parameters:

signal

The signal output parameter returns the value of the signal_opt input parameter. This output is useful for maintaining the continuity of data or signals in your workflow, ensuring that any additional information passed through the node is preserved and can be used in subsequent operations.

Remove Backend Data [NumberKey] (Inspire) Usage Tips:

• Ensure that the key parameter accurately matches the identifier of the data entry you wish to remove to avoid unintentional data loss.
• Utilize the signal_opt parameter to pass through any additional data or signals that need to be preserved in your workflow.

Remove Backend Data [NumberKey] (Inspire) Common Errors and Solutions:

[Inspire Pack] RemoveBackendDataNumberKey: invalid data key <key>

• Explanation: This error occurs when the specified key does not exist in the cache.
• Solution: Verify that the key provided is correct and corresponds to an existing data entry in the cache. Double-check the key value to ensure it matches the intended data entry.