Unclear about "Session Key" for AI Chat nodes
When I use the "OpenAI Chat" node for example it has a "Session Key" Input field and I always wondered:
1. How long is this key/session store
2. Is it stored for this very node/workflow/whole project?
3. Where can I see the stored sessions?
4. How can I be sure that I do not enter a fresh session key that does not exist yet?
Solution:Jump to solution
How long is the session key/session stored?
→ The session data is stored until you manually delete it.
Is it stored for this specific node, the workflow, or the whole project?
→ It’s stored at the project level. You can reuse the same session key across multiple nodes within the same project if the stored data is relevant....
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I'm unable to find specific information regarding the "Session Key" for the OpenAI Chat node in your uploaded files, such as how long the session key is stored, where it's stored, how to view the stored sessions, and how to verify existing session keys. This information might not be included in the provided documents.
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Boosting this, because I need answers too.
The session key acts as a threadId cc@Jeevan Kumar can you share more in depth covering the above questions?
Solution
How long is the session key/session stored?
→ The session data is stored until you manually delete it.
Is it stored for this specific node, the workflow, or the whole project?
→ It’s stored at the project level. You can reuse the same session key across multiple nodes within the same project if the stored data is relevant.
Where can I see the stored sessions?
→ Go to the Settings icon in the sidebar → Storage → Select the node’s folder to view the session data.
How can I be sure that I do not enter a fresh session key that does not exist yet?
→ @Gaurav Chadha might be the best person to answer this one.