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Transaction information failure

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Arunkrishna Shreeder [SLC] [DevOps Advocate]4.03K 3rd March 2022 0 Comments

Hi Dojo,

In the backup agent of a failover pair running MSSQL, we noticed the following :

Does this mean the alarm table is large ? How can we delete the data from the table ?

TIA 🙂

Arunkrishna Shreeder [SLC] [DevOps Advocate] Selected answer as best 1st April 2022

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Wouter Demuynck [SLC] [DevOps Advocate]5.95K Posted 3rd March 2022 1 Comment

Hi Arun,

Some possible clues and hints:

sl_clean_alarm is a transaction DataMiner runs on MSSQL databases in order to clean out the alarm table.

I would guess that either the queries in that transaction are taking a long time (selecting oldest non-active alarm trees / deleting data for these), or that a failure of these cause the transaction not to be marked as complete.

In the logfiles (SLDatabase[XXX].txt), you should be able to find logging like "-- Start cleaning alarm table" and "-- Done cleaning alarm table" (same for the "info" table)

Arunkrishna Shreeder [SLC] [DevOps Advocate] Selected answer as best 1st April 2022
Arunkrishna Shreeder [SLC] [DevOps Advocate] commented 4th March 2022

Hi Wouter, thanks for your feedback. Could you please let me know how to drop the data from the alarm table ? Losing alarm data is not at all an issue here. TIA 🙂

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