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Parameters
These parameters should be passed to the procedure in the order listed below:
Start Date this is the starting date from which the records are to be purged. % can be used
to imply all dates. Default value is NULL. The format for the field is DD-MON-YYYY.
End Date this date is to date till which the records are to be purged. % can be used to imply
all dates. Default value is NULL. The format for the field is DD-MON-YYYY.
Domain Name Domain name for which the records and files are to be purged. % indicates all
domains. Default value is NULL
GL User GL User ID for which the records and files are to be purged. ‘%’ can be used to
indicate all users. Default value is NULL
Report GID the Report GID for which the records and files are to be purged. % indicates all
the Report GIDs. Default value is NULL
Job Number the Job Number for which the records and files are to be purged. % indicates all
the job numbers. Default value is NULL
DB User Name the database user name
DB Password the database password
Connect string the database SID or the connect string. Default value is the value of the
environment variable $ORACLE_SID.
Manually Purging Transmissions from the Database
Manually purging is an alternative to truncating the partitioned tables. Learn more about the
scheduled jobs that truncate partitioned tables later in the chapter. Truncating data is much faster
than purging, but purging allows you to more exactly specify what data to purge.
Transmission_purge deletes data associated with xml blobs used for integrating Oracle Transportation
Management with external systems. In general, the xml blobs are temporary, so there is no downside
the getting rid of them.
Your DBA or System Administrator should set up a nightly or weekly background job to run purges as
described below.
Manually Purge Transmissions
To purge the transmission tables:
1. Log into sql*plus as glogowner. (glogowner/{password}@{tnsname})
2. sql>exec domainman.transmission_purge(<age_in days>, <total_minutes>, <batch
size>);
Note: The old procedure transmission purge “domainman.transmission_purge(<age_in
days>, <where clause>,<totalminutes>,<keep status clob flag>, <batch size);
is deprecated.
Tender collaboration records (TENDER_COLLABORATION), which have their own partition,
are not able to be purged or truncated with this procedure. They can be purged with
associated shipments if the parameter PURGE_TENDER_TRANSACTION=TRUE or manually
purged with sql command “exec domainman.orphan_tender_purge(
<total_minutes>,<batch size>);
Transmissions with shipment events (IE_SHIPMENT_STATUS) are purged just like other
elements.
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