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AdministratorsCaché attempts to delete and recreate CACHETEMP. Condition #2 occurs, for example, if Caché is started in “nostu”mode, and then the operator later runs STU manually.When CACHETEMP is recreated, the initial size is set to 1MB, the expansion factor to 0 (indicating growth by the largerof 10% or 10MB), and the maximum size to 0 (no limit).11.1.17 ShutDownTimeout Parameter Now EnforcedBeginning with version 5.1, the ShutDownTimeout parameter will be enforced on all platforms. Shutdown will not spendmore than the value of ShutdownTimeout (less about 10 seconds) in user-defined shutdown routines. Once the limit isreached, shutdown will proceed to completion (including final force cleanup) even if user-defined shutdown routines havenot completed.11.1.18 Collation for Locales Now on by DefaultWhen a national collation is available in a locale (for example: Spanish1, Portuguese2, German2), it is now set as the defaultcollation for that locale, instead of "Cache Standard". When a locale has more than one collation (such as German1 andGerman2), the one with the greatest suffix was selected.Locales that don't have national collations (English, Hebrew, and so on), continue using "Cache Standard" as their defaultcollation. The changes are summarized in the following tables:Note:This affects only the creation of local arrays, because new globals have their collation taken from the database'sdefault (unless explicitly created by %GCREATE).Table 11–1: Locales Whose Default Collation ChangedLocalechswcsy8csywdan8danwdeu8deuwell8ellwesp8espwfin8finwplk8plkwptb8ptbwCollationChinese2Czech2Czech2Danish1Danish1German2German2Greek1Greek1Spanish1Spanish1Finnish1Finnish1Polish2Polish2Portuguese2Portuguese2Caché Upgrade Checklists 235