text: **Expiration Type**
  The Expiration Type determines how report data, indexes, and resources are expired. Three 
  expiration types are available: 
  
  (cid:2) Load: If the expiration type is Load, an input file at a time can be deleted from the 
  
  application group. The latest date in the input data and the Life of Data and Indexes 
  determines when Content Manager OnDemand deletes the data. Data that is stored in 
  archive storage is deleted by the storage manager based on the archive expiration date. 
  Load is the recommended expiration type. 
  
  (cid:2) Segment: If the expiration type is Segment, a segment of data, which is a database file 
  
  that contains index values for an application group, at a time is deleted from the 
  application group. The segment must be closed and the expiration date of every record in 
  the segment must be reached. If small amounts of data are loaded into the application 
  group, and the maximum rows value is high, the segment might be open for a long period, 
  and the data is not expired for the period. 
  
  (cid:2) Document: If the expiration type is Document, a document at a time is deleted from the 
  application group. Storing with an expiration type of Document causes the expiration 
  process to search through every document in the segment to determine whether the 
  expiration date was reached, resulting in long processing times. 