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Clearing system messages (autoclean doesn't work)

Hi,

The BF_MESSAGE_TRANSLATED table is currently taking 6GB of space, and build forge has become to slow be usable.

I have tried setting all the autoclean settings to 1 to no effect. Even after waiting a day (is this required?).

How can I clear out the system messages? Is it safe to manually clear the database tables? If so which ones should I clear?

I don't care about keeping any of the history.

I am using Build Forge 7.1.1.0.0.0125 with DB2 on Windows Xp sp3

Thanks for any help,
Toby

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Hi,

The BF_MESSAGE_TRANSLATED table is currently taking 6GB of space, and build forge has become to slow be usable.

I have tried setting all the autoclean settings to 1 to no effect. Even after waiting a day (is this required?).

How can I clear out the system messages? Is it safe to manually clear the database tables? If so which ones should I clear?

I don't care about keeping any of the history.

I am using Build Forge 7.1.1.0.0.0125 with DB2 on Windows Xp sp3

Thanks for any help,
Toby


yes, that is a known issue that was fixed in one of the later 7.1.1.x releases.

there are 3 bf_messages tables that you should clean out if you want to clear these tables before you upgrade (which I highly recommend). Clean out bf_messages, bf_messages_translated, and bf_messagearg. Make sure you have enough transaction log space to do this before your start or it will fail and rollback. (speak with your DBA about that part)

then go look at https://jazz.net/downloads/rational-build-forge/releases/7.1.2.1 and investigate an upgrade.

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Thanks! that worked well and now Build forge has good performance.

However after the upgrade to 7.1.2.1 I am experiencing a new problem when connecting from a remote machine. I have detailed the issue in a new thread here:

http://jazz.net/forums/viewtopic.php?p=52903

Thanks a ton,
Toby

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