anchor.diff:  ----
   
   When using the procedure, the deletion statement to remove nodes past expiration will run every 60 seconds. 
  -You can also configure the schedule by adding the following setting in `apoc.conf`: `apoc.ttl.schedule=120`).
  +You can also configure the schedule by adding the following setting in `apoc.conf`:
  +
  +
  +.apoc.conf
  +[source,properties]
  +----
  +# Optional: controls the repeat frequency
  +apoc.ttl.schedule=120
  +----
positive.code: [[ttl-config-parameters]]
  == Configuration and Parameters
  
  For configuration, you will need to enable time-to-live functionality with the following setting in `apoc.conf`:
  
  * `apoc.ttl.enabled=true`
  * _Optional:_ `apoc.ttl.schedule=5` as repeat frequency
  
  In the available procedures listed above, there are several parameters with specific values.
  The table below outlines values and formats for the valid parameters.
  
  [cols="1m,5"]
  |===
  | Parameter | Description | Possible Values | Examples
  | `node` | The entity or entities to add the label and property of time-to-live (previous selection statement needed) | Any node or group of nodes fitting desired criteria | `n`, `person`, `group`
  
negative.code: | `time-unit` | Measurement of units for input value | `ms, s, m, h, d` (long forms: `millis, milliseconds, seconds, minutes, hours, days`) | `milliseconds`, `h`
  |===
  
  //[[ttl-handson-video]]
  //== Time-To-Live Hands-On
  //
  //ifdef::backend-html5[]
  //++++
  //<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/e9aoQ9xOmoU" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe>
  //++++
  //endif::[]
  
  [[ttl-examples]]
  == Examples: Time-To-Live
  
  This section includes examples showing how to use the time-to-live procedures.
  These examples are based on a movies dataset, which can be imported by running the following Cypher query:
  
  include::../export/createExportGraph.adoc[]
  
  