Add a new key/value pair, but only if the server doesn’t already hold data for this key.

syntax:

add <key> <flags> <TTL> <length> [noreply]
<value>

parameters:

• key - The name of the unique key by which data is accessed.
• flags - The 32-bit unsigned integer that the server stores with the data provided by the user, and returns along with the data when the item is retrieved.
• TTL - The length of time (in seconds) the key/value pair will be stored in cache. A 0 value means the data will “never expire” and should not be removed from the cache unless required. If the TTL is more than 30 days then LSMCD interprets it as UNIX timestamp for expiration.
• length - The length of the data in bytes that needs to be stored in LSMCD.
• noreply - This optional parameter tells the server not to send any reply.
• value - The data that needs to be stored. This parameter needs to be given on the new line after executing the command with the above options.

example:

add newkey 0 120 10
myvalueabc

STORED

output notes:

• 0 → no flags
• 120 → store data for 2 minutes (120 seconds)
• 10 → data is 10 bytes long
• myvalueabc → “newkey” will be associated with the value “myvalueabc”

possible errors:

• NOT_STORED - Indicates that the provided key already exists in the LSMCD server so the data associated with that key was not updated.