For which projects is it advisable to turn off the Inactive Queue Retraining setting?

Turning off the Inactive Queue Retraining setting is most advisable for projects with no other coding activity. In such projects, there is little to no need for the retraining process to maintain data integrity or improve performance, as there are no new inputs or code updates occurring. Keeping the retraining active in this scenario could lead to unnecessary processing or resource allocation when there are no active changes to manage.

In contrast, projects that involve routine or sporadic coding outside the queues would still benefit from keeping the retraining setting enabled. This is because the ongoing activity—even if infrequent—would warrant a focus on ensuring that the system remains adaptive and responsive to any changes that may occur. Projects that have active coding within the queues inherently require careful management and responsiveness, meaning that leaving the setting on would be essential for handling those continuous updates efficiently.