BizTalk Server 2020 CU1

SanjivGupta I have had some integration scenarios with low latency requirements and that would require leveraging orchestrations for synchronous, multi-system, idempotent integrations. In these particular cases, the additional persistence points conducted by the orchestration engine are unnecessary and adds a latency overhead. Even when using an atomic scope to contain multiple logical send ports and other triggering shapes which minimizes the persistence points but does not eliminate it.

I know that this a core feature that is built into the engine and that it is related to dehydration and other state management functionalities; but is it possible to have an orchestration-level setting that would completely prevent the orchestration engine from taking any state persistence points for the above-mentioned scenarios that can tolerate not having orchestration state persistence?