17.3.2. Eviction Example when Passivation is Disabled

The following example indicates the state of the memory and the persistent store during eviction operations with passivation disabled.

Table 17.1. Eviction when Passivation is Disabled
Step	Key in Memory	Key on Disk
Insert `keyOne`	Memory: `keyOne`	Disk: `keyOne`
Insert `keyTwo`	Memory: `keyOne`, `keyTwo`	Disk: `keyOne`, `keyTwo`
Eviction thread runs, evicts `keyOne`	Memory: `keyTwo`	Disk: `keyOne`, `keyTwo`
Read `keyOne`	Memory: `keyOne`, `keyTwo`	Disk: `keyOne`, `keyTwo`
Eviction thread runs, evicts `keyTwo`	Memory: `keyOne`	Disk: `keyOne`, `keyTwo`
Remove `keyTwo`	Memory: `keyOne`	Disk: `keyOne`

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