I was thinking the the "Request expires in:" setting was just what I needed, but I now realize it's for the "unanswered REQUESTS for a relationship" only.

Well, strangely, I need the actual relationships to have the ability to expire...completely. Just like real life. :)

At the end of X (say 365) days, for instance, the relationship is removed and/or possibly a request to renew the relationship is sent.

Thanks!

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alex.k’s picture

alex.k commented
Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

Might be useful, but at this time I have no plans for such a feature, unfortunately. It could be done quite easily on cron.

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Mercury500 commented

Hum. So the best method right now would be to create a "cleanup" php file with the necessary MYSQL to just delete all type X relationships if it's over Y days old? And then have my cron run it periodically.

Sounds good. Simple. And could be useful for various bulk "cleaning" house chores of all the relationships.

I'm somewhat comfortable with MYSQL Select, but not so comfortable knowing what(s) exactly to delete and/or it's consequences.

Do you have any MYSQL commands sitting around that could start me in the right direction? Stuff you might use to clear out all relationships maybe?

Thanks.