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Depth of trending history

Solved1.02K views7th July 2021database history trending
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Jan-Terje Larsen96 7th July 2021 0 Comments

Hi,

I’ve been looking at some random trend graphs in our system, and it seems that all have the same start time of 1 year ago.

Is this configureable?

We have this setting in Db.xml:

<Maintenance monthsToKeep=”36″ limitByMonths=”True” limitByNumber=”False”>

Doc: https://help.dataminer.services/dataminer/DataMinerUserGuide/part_7/SkylineDataminerFolder/DB_xml.htm?rhhlterm=db.xml&rhsyns=%20

I’m not sure if this setting should affect trending history?

Jan-Terje Larsen Selected answer as best 7th July 2021

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Ive Herreman [SLC] [DevOps Enabler]13.59K Posted 7th July 2021 1 Comment

Hi Jan-Terje,

You can define how long alarm and trend data should be kept in the system using the TTL overrides (more info here).

The Time To Live settings are available through the system settings page in system center.

Jan-Terje Larsen Selected answer as best 7th July 2021
Jan-Terje Larsen commented 7th July 2021

Thanks a lot Ive, we had a setting of 366 days at the most.

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