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11 changes: 6 additions & 5 deletions Storage Management/Large Tables Data Cleanup/4-MainScriptKeepOnly_TransactionPick.SQL
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Expand Up @@ -3,12 +3,12 @@ Description:
This script is designed to cleanup records from specified tables in a database. It uses a cursor to loop through the table names ordered by size (Data + Index) and calls a stored procedure to archive records based on the provided parameters.

Parameters:
- @Tables: List of tables to be archived (comma separated)
- @MaxArchivingDate: Maximum archiving date
- @SkipTables: List of tables to be skipped (comma separated) -- Tables to exclude anyway BATCHHISTORY, BATCHJOB, BATCH, BATCHJOBHISTORY,Sysdatabaselog
- @MaxArchivingDate: Date from which you want to keep data
- @Simulation: Set to 1 for simulation mode, 0 for actual deletion
- @LE: List of legal entities
- @MaxThruputInMB: Size of each batch for processing records (default is 100 GB)
- @Resume: Set to 1 to resume from previous run, 0 for fresh run (default is 1)
- @LE: List of legal entities to keep
- @MaxThruputInMB: Size of each batch for processing records (default is 512 MB)
- @Resume: Set to 1 to resume from previous run, 0 for fresh run (default is 1) - use 0 only if you want to skip tables that have already been started

The script performs the following steps:
1. Prints the legal entities and date range.
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -275,3 +275,4 @@ BEGIN
EXEC sp_executesql @SQL
END