The coordination adapter uses an internal database to record the processing status of each request and to create files for use in the investigation of any failures which might occur during system operation. This data is not automatically deleted. To delete the data that has been stored for longer than a certain period after process completion, use the following procedure:
Deleting Process Instances
The coordination adapter manages the statuses and results of processes using information called process instances. A process instance is created for each request and is recorded and managed in the internal database. To delete process instances which have been stored for a certain period after process completion, execute the following command as a user with administrator privileges:
%FSCSM_HOME%\SWRBA\SWRBAM\bin\swrba_admin pi-delete -user swrbaadmin -password <password> -startedbefore <process completion date>
Option | Description |
|---|---|
-user | Specifies the user name of the user for controlling processes of the coordination adapter. The user name is fixed as "swrbaadmin". |
-password | Specify the password of the user for controlling processes of the coordination adapter. Specify the value that was specified during the setup of the coordination adapter. |
-startedbefore | Specify the ending start date of the period for the processes to be targeted. Specify the value using the following format: yyyy-mm-dd |
Example
An example for deleting process instances that were started before December 31, 2015 is shown below:
%FSCSM_HOME%\SWRBA\SWRBAM\bin\swrba_admin pi-delete -user swrbaadmin -password systemwalker#1 -startedbefore 2015-12-31
Deleting Logs
The coordination adapter logs information such as request and response parameters and the results of processes. The log files are created in the following directory:
%FSCSM_HOME%\log\adapter
Separate log files are created for each request. Once created, these files are never modified nor referenced by the coordination adapter.
Log in as a user with administrator privileges, check the time stamp of the log files, and then delete the log files that have been stored for a certain period of time after process termination.
