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ACC 2.00 Job cleanup.

Simon Shaw
Can we please have some way to cleanup and/or delete completed tasks/jobs on the ACC manager?

At the moment the only way I can see to get rid of older completed jobs is to manually delete them individually.


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    Hi Simon,

    geez - we might have some under-the-hood configuration for this which could auto-clean jobs older than N days ... need to verify this and will come back to you as soon as I know more.

    Cheers,
    Henning
  • 0 in reply to megaposer
    Heh, thanks.

    We have around 5-6 Astaro devices connected to ACC.
    Jobs build up quite fast.  It's nice to review them, however, even if we could, "tick all, then delete" or something would be nice, otherwise,it's delete, enter, delete, enter etc etc...
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  • 0 in reply to megaposer
    Heh, thanks.

    We have around 5-6 Astaro devices connected to ACC.
    Jobs build up quite fast.  It's nice to review them, however, even if we could, "tick all, then delete" or something would be nice, otherwise,it's delete, enter, delete, enter etc etc...
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  • 0 in reply to Simon Shaw
    Simon,

    here is something you could do (dirty command line hack, unsupported of course).

    Go to your ACC via SSH or console (root) and run the following commands or put them into a script of your liking:


    /var/mdw/scripts accd stop
    psql -U acc -c "delete from action_info where data like '%status%finished%';"
    /var/mdw/scripts accd start


    This will remove all finished one-shot jobs (not the recurring ones).

    Just to be careful, you can first try a line like this to inspect the jobs to be deleted:


    psql -U acc -c "select * from action_info where data like '%status%finished%';"


    Hope that helps.

    Cheers,
    Henning
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