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Posted: **Thu Dec 16, 2004 1:09 pm**

That helps.

Thanks Craig

Posted: **Thu Dec 16, 2004 2:48 pm**

There are two sets of things you need to remove.

In job logs, field number 7 is used to store the invocation ID. However, field number 7 is not exposed in the file dictionary of RT_LOG, so you need to generate a reference to it on the command line.

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DELETE FROM RT_LOGnnn WHERE EVAL "@RECORD<7>" = 'invocationID' AND TIMESTAMP < (CURRENT_DATE - 5);

You also need to remove the invocation entries from RT_STATUSnnn. Key values in RT_STATUSnnn consist of the job name, a ".", the invocationID or "" then, possibly, another "." and more information. I've found that two DELETE statements are safer.

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DELETE FROM RT_STATUSnnn WHERE @ID LIKE '%.invocationID.%';
DELETE FROM RT_STATUSnnn WHERE @ID LIKE '%.invocationID';

Obviously, substitute your own invocation ID and nnn values.

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Cleaning out Director log entries