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Re: [ISSForum] Database shrink for RSDB

Subject: Re: [ISSForum] Database shrink for RSDB
Date: Wed, 25 Aug 2004 12:09:53 +0400

I think that it's better to use iss_PurgeObs and iss_PurgeSD procedures.
More information is available in ISS Knowledge base, Answer ID 2345
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Try this script. It gets todays date.  and deletes records from 150 to 20
days ago. You can play with the number of days to keep and you might need
to increase from 150 days ago if your database is large.

Don't forget to reorg and shrink the database after. You may also need to
sort out your log file if removing thousands of records in one go.

declare @today datetime
declare @fromdate datetime
declare @todate datetime
select @today= getdate()
select @fromdate= @today - 150
select @todate= @today-20
exec iss_PurgeEvents @fromdate , @todate , 100


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Hi there,

I'm trying to shrink the RealSecure SiteProtector (SP4.1) db which is about
11 GB (!).

I first used the Database Maintenance feature in SP Console with
autopurge/autoshrink enabled, no luck.

Then I followed KB#1146 to purge the db using the following sql procedure:

USE RealSecureDB
Go
EXEC iss_PurgeObs  '1/1/2004'
EXEC iss_PurgeMetrics  '1/1/2004'
EXEC iss_PurgeSD  '1/1/2004'

followed by KB#2342:

DBCC SHRINKDATABASE (RealSecureDB, 10)

also with no luck.
As I'm not an MS SQL guru I hope to get some hints from you guys.

Thank you in advance,
Sandro
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