Command Line Purge Examples

Example	Specify in Command Line	Expected Output
Purge History and Event
Purge History Older than 100 Days for All Enterprises	`datacleanup.bat -o history -an ALL -d 100 -m = IDofSuperuser`	Purge history older than 100 days for all enterprises.
Purge History Older than 100 Days for an Enterprise ID 239382	`datacleanup.bat -o history -a 239382 -d 100 -m 20101`	Purge history older than 100 days for an enterprise ID 239382.
Purge History Older than 100 Days for a Specific Enterprise	`datacleanup.bat -o history -an MYENTP1 -d 100 -m 20101`	Purge history older than 100 days, for enterprise = MYENTP1 and member ID=20101
Purge history older than 90 days for a specific enterprise	`datacleanup.bat -o history -an MYENTP1 -mn admin -pp MEDIUM`	Purge history older than 90 days, for enterprise = MYENTP1 and member ID=20101 PurgePolicy `MEDIUM` indicates 90 days retention
Purge History for a Repository with start date and end date	`datacleanup.bat -o history -a 35320 -sd "2016-01-14 00:00:00" -ed "2016-01-17 00:00:00" -m 35623 -pwd k`	Purge history for an enterprise "35320" with start date "2016-01-14" and end date "2016-01-17".
Purge History Older than 100 Days and In-progress Event for All Enterprises	`datacleanup.bat -o historyForce -an ALL -d 100 -m IDofSuperuser`	Purge history older than 100 days, including the inprogress events for all the enterprises using an ID of the superuser, that is, tadmin.
Purge Policy	`datacleanup.bat -o history -an TEST1 -mn admin -pp MEDIUM`	Purges history older than 90 days, for enterprise = TEST1 (Purge history PurgePolicy MEDIUM means a 90-day retention).
Purge an Event ID	`datacleanup.bat -o event -an MYENTP1 -e 38990 -m 20101`	Purge an event with an event ID 38990 for enterprise = MYENTP1 and member ID=20101.
Record Versions
Clean up Record Versions for a Repository	`datacleanup.bat -o recordversions -r 68990 -d 90 -v 3 -m 20101`	Cleans all record versions for a repository ID 68990 and member ID 20101 with cut off date as 90 days and at least 3 versions prior to cut-off date.
Clean up Record Versions for a Repository within an Enterprise	`datacleanup.bat -o recordversions -rn MYREPO -a 68990 -d 90 -v 3 -m 20101`	Cleans all record versions for a repository= MYREPO and enterprise ID 68990 and member ID 20101 with cut off date as 90 days and at least 3 versions prior to cut off date.
Clean up Record Versions for All Repositories within an Enterprise	`datacleanup.bat -o recordversions -a 68990 -rn ALL -d 90 -v 3 -m 20101`	Cleans record versions for all repositories in an enterprise ID 68990 and member ID 20101 with cut off date as 90 days and at least 3 versions prior to cut off date.
Clean up Record Versions for All Repositories within All Enterprises	`datacleanup.bat -o recordversions -an ALL -rn ALL -d 90 -v 3 -m = tadmin user id`	Cleans record versions for all repositories in all enterprise for using tadmin user ID with cut off date as 90 days and at least 3 versions prior to cut off date.
Purge all Records for a Repository with Start Date and End Date	`datacleanup.bat -o recordversions -r 36000 -sd "2016-01-14 00:00:00" -ed "2016-01-17 00:00:00" -v 3 -m 35623 -pwd k`	Purge record versions for repository ID "36000" with start date "2016-01-14" and end date "2016-01-17" for member ID "35623" and at least three versions prior to end date.
Purge Record Versions for a Repository and Retain Only the Golden Copy Version	`datacleanup.bat -o recordversionsGoldenCopy -an TEST1 -mn admin -rn MYREPO`	Purges record versions and only retains the Golden Copy version with the enterprise name TEST1 with member name admin and repository name MYREPO.
Incremental Purge	`datacleanup.bat -o recordversions -an TEST1 -mn admin -rn MYREPO -d 90 -v 3 -ip Y -n JOBNAME1`	Purges all record versions with `Incremental=true` for the repository name MYREPO and enterprise name TEST1 and the user admin with cut off date as 90 days and at least 3 versions prior to cut off date and the job name as JOBNAME1.
Time and Record Count Bounded Purge When both the execution modes are specified, time bounded purge takes precedence. It is best to use one execution mode at a time.
Cleans up record versions for a specific time duration for all repositories within an enterprise	`datacleanup.bat -o recordversions -an ACME -mn ACME -rn ALL -d 30 -v 3 -tbp 3600 -pwd abc`	Cleans record versions for an hour with cut off date as 30 days with at least 3 versions prior to cut off date for all repositories in the ACME enterprise for ACME member name.
Purges records based on the specific record count for all repositories within an enterprise	`datacleanup.bat -o recordversions -an ACME -mn ACME -rn ALL -d 30 -v 3 -rcbp 1000000 -pwd abc`	Cleans one million records with cut off date as 30 days with at least 3 versions prior to cut off date for all repositories in the ACME enterprise for ACME member name.
Cleans up golden copy record versions for a specific time duration for all repositories within an enterprise	`datacleanup.bat -o recordversionsGoldenCopy -an ACME -mn ACME -rn ALL -tbp 3600 -pwd abc`	Cleans golden copy record versions for one hour for all repositories within ACME enterprise.
Purges golden copy records based on the record count specified; purge applies to all repositories within an enterprise	`datacleanup.bat -o recordversionsGoldenCopy -an ACME -mn ACME -rn ALL -rcbp 1000000 -pwd abc`	Cleans one million golden copy records with cut off date as 30 days with at least 3 versions prior to cut off date for all repositories in the ACME enterprise for ACME member name.
Cleans up record versions for the specified duration. You can specify the job name for all repositories within an enterprise	`datacleanup.bat -o recordversions -an ACME -mn ACME -rn ALL -d 30 -v 3 -tbp 3600 -n x111 -pwd abc`	Cleans record versions for the `x111` name for an hour with cut off date as 30 days with at least 3 versions prior to cut off date for all repositories in the ACME enterprise for ACME member name. If the name (`-n`) is not specified, the following purge execution modes are used for running the purge operation: For all enterprises: `$executionmode "allenterprises"` For an enterprise: `$executionmode $enterprisename` For a repository: `$executionmode $enterpriseID_$repositoryname or $executionmode_$enterprisename $repositoryname`
Clean up Repository
Purge All Records of a Repository	`datacleanup.bat -o repository -r 29390 -m 20101`	Purges all records of a repository ID 29390 and member ID 20101.
Purge All Records for a Repository with an Enterprise ID	`datacleanup.bat -o repository -rn MYREPO -a 68990 -m 20101`	Purges all records of a repository =MYREPO and enterprise ID 68990 and member ID 20101.
Purge All Records for a Repository within an Enterprise	`datacleanup.bat -o repository -rn MYREPO -an MYENTP1 -m 20101`	Purges all records of a repository =MYREPO and enterprise = MYENTP1 and member ID 20101.
Purge All Records for All Repositories of an Enterprise	`datacleanup.bat -o repository -a 69390 -rn ALL -m 20101`	Purges all records of all repositories and enterprise ID 69390 and member ID 20101.
Clean up Metadata
Clean up Metadata for a Repository within an Enterprise	`datacleanup.bat -o metadata -a 68990 -rn MYREPO -m 20101`	Cleans metadata for a repository = MYREPO and enterprise ID 68990 and member ID 20101.
Clean up Metadata for a Repository within an Enterprise	`datacleanup.bat -o metadata -an MYENTP1 -rn MYREPO -m 20101`	Cleans metadata for a repository = MYREPO and enterprise = MYENTP1 and member ID 20101.
Clean up Metadata for All Repositories within an Enterprise	`datacleanup.bat -o metadata -a 68990 -rn ALL -m 20101`	Cleans metadata for all repositories ID 68990 and member ID 20101.
Clean up Metadata for a Data Source	`datacleanup.bat -o metadata -ds 34291 -a 34326 -m 20101`	Cleans metadata for a datasource 34291 for enterprise ID 34326 and member is 20101.
Clean up Metadata for a Data Source for an Enterprise	`datacleanup.bat -o metadata -dsn MYDS -an MYENTP1 -m 20101`	Cleans metadata for a datasource named MYDS for enterprise = MYENTP1 and member ID 20101.
Clean up Metadata for a Data Source for an Enterprise	`datacleanup.bat -o metadata -dsn MYDS -a 68890 -m 20101`	Cleans metadata for a datasource named MYDS for enterprise ID 68990 and member ID 20101.
Clean up Metadata for All Data Sources for an Enterprise	`datacleanup.bat -o metadata -a 68990 -dsn ALL -m 20101`	Cleans metadata for all datasource for enterprise ID 68990 and member ID 20101.
Clean up Metadata for All Data Sources for an Enterprise	`datacleanup.bat -o metadata -an MYENTP1 -dsn ALL -m 20101`	Cleans metadata for all datasource for enterprise = MYENTP1 and member ID 20101.
Clean up Metadata for All Data Sources for All Enterprises	`datacleanup.bat -o metadata -an ALL -dsn ALL -m = tadmin user id`	Cleans metadata for all datasource for all enterprises and tadmin user ID.
Clean up Metadata Versions
Clean up Metadata Version for a Repository	`datacleanup.bat -o metadataversions -r 68990 -m 20101`	Cleans metadata versions for a repository ID 68990 and member is 20101.
Clean up Metadata Version for All Repositories within an Enterprise	`datacleanup.bat -o metadataversions -a 68990 -rn ALL -m 20101`	Cleans metadata versions for all repositories of enterprise ID 68990 and member ID 20101.
Clean up Records
Purge Multiple Records with Bulk Mode	`datacleanup.bat -o record -r 36000 -uf "../../MyResource/my_test.csv" -m 20101 -b Y -pwd Abcdef1234`	Purges multiple records with repository ID "3600" in the my_text.csv file with member ID "20101". The file path is relative to the user's home.
Purge Multiple Records with Batch Mode	`datacleanup.bat -o record -r 36561 -uf "../../MyResource/example.csv" -m 36483 -pwd Admin1234`	Purges multiple records with repository ID "36561" in the example.csv file with member ID "36483". The file path is relative to the user's home.
Purge a Record with a Key	`datacleanup.bat -o record -r 34921 -p 349390 -m 20101`	Purges a record for repository ID 34921 with a key ID 349390 and member ID 20101. When you purge a record with a record key, only the specified record is purged. all the history for the specific record is removed. the relationship between parent and child record is removed. However, the child record is not removed until you explicitly remove it from the repository. Note: To purge multiple record IDs in a single command, specify comma separated record IDs. For example, `datacleanup.bat -o record -r 34921 -p 349390,349440,339678 -m 20101`
Delete Record Hierarchy
Purge the entire hierarchy for an enterprise	`datacleanup.bat -o record -r 34948 -p 10023 -mn admin -an ACME -pwd Tibco321 -dh y`	Purges the entire hierarchy for the specified records with the `34948` repository ID and the `10023` record key ID from the `ACME` enterprise.
Purge hierarchy from the input file. The file path is relative to the user home.	`datacleanup.bat -o record -r 34948 -uf "purge.txt" -mn admin -an ACME -pwd Tibco321 -dh y`	Purges the entire hierarchy for the specified records and the purge.txt input file from the `ACME` enterprise.
Purge hierarchy from the input file. The file path is absolute.	`datacleanup.bat -o record -r 34948 -uf "C:\MDM_Installations\mdm\Purge\purge.txt" -mn admin -an ACME -pwd Tibco321 -dh y`
Purge hierarchy from the input file, excluding multiple relationships.	`datacleanup.bat -o record -r 41162 -uf "/bin/purge.txt" -mn admin -an ACME -pwd Admin123 -dh y -exrel EmployeetoDepartment1,EmployeetoDepartment2`	Purges the entire hierarchy for the specified records and the purge.txt input file from the `ACME` enterprise excluding the `EmployeetoDepartment1` and `EmployeetoDepartment2` relationship names. The file is placed at a path relative to the user home.
Purge hierarchy with the preview mode.	`datacleanup.bat -o record -r 41162 -uf "purge.txt" -dh y -exrel rel1,rel2 -m 36483 -pwd Admin1234 -prev y`	Print preview of qualified records in the purge log. Records are not deleted.
Purge relationships along with root records	`datacleanup.bat -o record -r 41162 -uf "purge.txt" - -ic rel1,rel2 -m 36483 -pwd Admin1234`	Use `-ic` when delete hierarchy is false (`-dh` is not specified or `-dh n`). You can specify relationships for the `-ic` option. The specified relationships and root records are deleted. If `-dh` and `-ic` options are specified, `-dh` takes precedence.
Deleted Records
Purge All Deleted Records From a Repository	`datacleanup.bat -o deletedRecord -an TEST1 -mn admin -rn MYREPO`	Purges all deleted records with the enterprise name TEST1 with member name admin and repository name MYREPO.
Purge 10,000 Deleted Records from a Repository	`datacleanup.bat -o deletedRecord -an TEST1 -mn admin -rn MYREPO -l 10000`	Purges 10,000 deleted records with the enterprise name TEST1 with member name admin and repository name MYREPO.
Others
Purge Enterprise	`datacleanup.sh -o enterprise -an ACME -mn tadmin -pwd 'euc!1dAl'` where `ACME` is the enterprise to be purged and `tadmin` and `euc!1dAl` are super user credentials.	Removes all data pertaining to an enterprise. Be careful before deleting the enterprise as this command purges the entire enterprise. Warning: Only the super user can delete an enterprise. If other user deletes the enterprise, a warning message is displayed: The user does not have a super user role permission. Only the super user can delete an enterprise.

Purge History and Event

Purge History Older than 100 Days for All Enterprises

datacleanup.bat -o history
-an ALL -d 100
 -m = IDofSuperuser

Purge history older than 100 days for all enterprises.

Purge History Older than 100 Days for an Enterprise ID 239382

datacleanup.bat -o history
 -a 239382 -d 100
 -m 20101

Purge history older than 100 days for an enterprise ID 239382.

Purge History Older than 100 Days for a Specific Enterprise

datacleanup.bat -o history
 -an MYENTP1 -d 100
 -m 20101

Purge history older than 100 days, for enterprise = MYENTP1 and member ID=20101

Purge history older than 90 days for a specific enterprise

datacleanup.bat -o history
 -an MYENTP1 -mn admin
 -pp MEDIUM

Purge history older than 90 days, for enterprise = MYENTP1 and member ID=20101

PurgePolicy MEDIUM indicates 90 days retention

Purge History for a Repository with start date and end date

datacleanup.bat -o history
 -a 35320 -sd "2016-01-14 00:00:00" -ed "2016-01-17 00:00:00"
 -m 35623 -pwd k

Purge history for an enterprise "35320" with start date "2016-01-14" and end date "2016-01-17".

Purge History Older than 100 Days and In-progress Event for All Enterprises

datacleanup.bat -o historyForce
 -an ALL -d 100
 -m IDofSuperuser

Purge history older than 100 days, including the inprogress events for all the enterprises using an ID of the superuser, that is, tadmin.

Purge Policy

datacleanup.bat -o history
 -an TEST1 -mn admin
 -pp MEDIUM

Purges history older than 90 days, for enterprise = TEST1 (Purge history PurgePolicy MEDIUM means a 90-day retention).

Purge an Event ID

datacleanup.bat -o event
 -an MYENTP1 -e 38990
 -m 20101

Purge an event with an event ID 38990 for enterprise = MYENTP1 and member ID=20101.

Record Versions

Clean up Record Versions for a Repository

datacleanup.bat -o recordversions
 -r 68990 -d 90
 -v 3 -m 20101

Cleans all record versions for a repository ID 68990 and member ID 20101 with cut off date as 90 days and at least 3 versions prior to cut-off date.

Clean up Record Versions for a Repository within an Enterprise

datacleanup.bat -o recordversions
 -rn MYREPO -a 68990
 -d 90 -v 3 -m 20101

Cleans all record versions for a repository= MYREPO and enterprise ID 68990 and member ID 20101 with cut off date as 90 days and at least 3 versions prior to cut off date.

Clean up Record Versions for All Repositories within an Enterprise

datacleanup.bat -o recordversions
 -a 68990 -rn ALL
 -d 90 -v 3 -m 20101

Cleans record versions for all repositories in an enterprise ID 68990 and member ID 20101 with cut off date as 90 days and at least 3 versions prior to cut off date.

Clean up Record Versions for All Repositories within All Enterprises

datacleanup.bat -o recordversions
 -an ALL -rn ALL
 -d 90 -v 3 -m = tadmin user id

Cleans record versions for all repositories in all enterprise for using tadmin user ID with cut off date as 90 days and at least 3 versions prior to cut off date.

Purge all Records for a Repository with Start Date and End Date

datacleanup.bat -o recordversions
 -r 36000 -sd "2016-01-14 00:00:00"
 -ed "2016-01-17 00:00:00" -v 3
 -m 35623 -pwd k

Purge record versions for repository ID "36000" with start date "2016-01-14" and end date "2016-01-17" for member ID "35623" and at least three versions prior to end date.

Purge Record Versions for a Repository and Retain Only the Golden Copy Version

datacleanup.bat -o recordversionsGoldenCopy
 -an TEST1 -mn admin
 -rn MYREPO

Purges record versions and only retains the Golden Copy version with the enterprise name TEST1 with member name admin and repository name MYREPO.

Incremental Purge

datacleanup.bat -o recordversions
 -an TEST1 -mn admin
 -rn MYREPO -d 90
 -v 3 -ip Y -n JOBNAME1

Purges all record versions with Incremental=true for the repository name MYREPO and enterprise name TEST1 and the user admin with cut off date as 90 days and at least 3 versions prior to cut off date and the job name as JOBNAME1.

Time and Record Count Bounded Purge

When both the execution modes are specified, time bounded purge takes precedence. It is best to use one execution mode at a time.

Cleans up record versions for a specific time duration for all repositories within an enterprise

datacleanup.bat -o recordversions
 -an ACME -mn ACME
 -rn ALL -d 30 -v 3 -tbp 3600 -pwd abc

Cleans record versions for an hour with cut off date as 30 days with at least 3 versions prior to cut off date for all repositories in the ACME enterprise for ACME member name.

Purges records based on the specific record count for all repositories within an enterprise

datacleanup.bat -o recordversions
 -an ACME -mn ACME
 -rn ALL -d 30 -v 3
 -rcbp 1000000 -pwd abc

Cleans one million records with cut off date as 30 days with at least 3 versions prior to cut off date for all repositories in the ACME enterprise for ACME member name.

Cleans up golden copy record versions for a specific time duration for all repositories within an enterprise

datacleanup.bat -o recordversionsGoldenCopy
 -an ACME -mn ACME
 -rn ALL 
-tbp 3600 -pwd abc

Cleans golden copy record versions for one hour for all repositories within ACME enterprise.

Purges golden copy records based on the record count specified; purge applies to all repositories within an enterprise

datacleanup.bat -o recordversionsGoldenCopy
 -an ACME -mn ACME 
-rn ALL -rcbp 1000000
 -pwd abc

Cleans one million golden copy records with cut off date as 30 days with at least 3 versions prior to cut off date for all repositories in the ACME enterprise for ACME member name.

Cleans up record versions for the specified duration. You can specify the job name for all repositories within an enterprise

datacleanup.bat -o recordversions
 -an ACME -mn ACME
 -rn ALL -d 30 -v 3
 -tbp 3600 -n x111 -pwd abc

Cleans record versions for the x111 name for an hour with cut off date as 30 days with at least 3 versions prior to cut off date for all repositories in the ACME enterprise for ACME member name.

If the name (-n) is not specified, the following purge execution modes are used for running the purge operation:

For all enterprises: $executionmode "allenterprises"
For an enterprise: $executionmode $enterprisename
For a repository: $executionmode $enterpriseID_$repositoryname or $executionmode_$enterprisename $repositoryname

Clean up Repository

Purge All Records of a Repository

datacleanup.bat -o repository
 -r 29390 -m 20101

Purges all records of a repository ID 29390 and member ID 20101.

Purge All Records for a Repository with an Enterprise ID

datacleanup.bat -o repository
 -rn MYREPO -a 68990
 -m 20101

Purges all records of a repository =MYREPO and enterprise ID 68990 and member ID 20101.

Purge All Records for a Repository within an Enterprise

datacleanup.bat -o repository
 -rn MYREPO -an MYENTP1
 -m 20101

Purges all records of a repository =MYREPO and enterprise = MYENTP1 and member ID 20101.

Purge All Records for All Repositories of an Enterprise

datacleanup.bat -o repository
 -a 69390 -rn ALL
 -m 20101

Purges all records of all repositories and enterprise ID 69390 and member ID 20101.

Clean up Metadata

Clean up Metadata for a Repository within an Enterprise

datacleanup.bat -o metadata
 -a 68990 -rn MYREPO
 -m 20101

Cleans metadata for a repository = MYREPO and enterprise ID 68990 and member ID 20101.

Clean up Metadata for a Repository within an Enterprise

datacleanup.bat -o metadata
 -an MYENTP1 -rn MYREPO
 -m 20101

Cleans metadata for a repository = MYREPO and enterprise = MYENTP1 and member ID 20101.

Clean up Metadata for All Repositories within an Enterprise

datacleanup.bat -o metadata
 -a 68990 -rn ALL
 -m 20101

Cleans metadata for all repositories ID 68990 and member ID 20101.

Clean up Metadata for a Data Source

datacleanup.bat -o metadata
 -ds 34291 -a 34326
 -m 20101

Cleans metadata for a datasource 34291 for enterprise ID 34326 and member is 20101.

Clean up Metadata for a Data Source for an Enterprise

datacleanup.bat -o metadata
 -dsn MYDS -an MYENTP1
 -m 20101

Cleans metadata for a datasource named MYDS for enterprise = MYENTP1 and member ID 20101.

Clean up Metadata for a Data Source for an Enterprise

datacleanup.bat -o metadata
 -dsn MYDS -a 68890
 -m 20101

Cleans metadata for a datasource named MYDS for enterprise ID 68990 and member ID 20101.

Clean up Metadata for All Data Sources for an Enterprise

datacleanup.bat -o metadata
 -a 68990 -dsn ALL
 -m 20101

Cleans metadata for all datasource for enterprise ID 68990 and member ID 20101.

Clean up Metadata for All Data Sources for an Enterprise

datacleanup.bat -o metadata
 -an MYENTP1 -dsn ALL
 -m 20101

Cleans metadata for all datasource for enterprise = MYENTP1 and member ID 20101.

Clean up Metadata for All Data Sources for All Enterprises

datacleanup.bat -o metadata
 -an ALL -dsn ALL
 -m = tadmin user id

Cleans metadata for all datasource for all enterprises and tadmin user ID.

Clean up Metadata Versions

Clean up Metadata Version for a Repository

datacleanup.bat -o metadataversions
 -r 68990 -m 20101

Cleans metadata versions for a repository ID 68990 and member is 20101.

Clean up Metadata Version for All Repositories within an Enterprise

datacleanup.bat -o metadataversions
 -a 68990 -rn ALL
 -m 20101

Cleans metadata versions for all repositories of enterprise ID 68990 and member ID 20101.

Clean up Records

Purge Multiple Records with Bulk Mode

datacleanup.bat -o record
 -r 36000 -uf "../../MyResource/my_test.csv"
 -m 20101 -b Y -pwd Abcdef1234

Purges multiple records with repository ID "3600" in the my_text.csv file with member ID "20101". The file path is relative to the user's home.

Purge Multiple Records with Batch Mode

datacleanup.bat -o record
 -r 36561 -uf "../../MyResource/example.csv"
 -m 36483 -pwd Admin1234

Purges multiple records with repository ID "36561" in the example.csv file with member ID "36483". The file path is relative to the user's home.

Purge a Record with a Key

datacleanup.bat -o record
 -r 34921 -p 349390
 -m 20101

Purges a record for repository ID 34921 with a key ID 349390 and member ID 20101.

When you purge a record with a record key, only the specified record is purged.

all the history for the specific record is removed.
the relationship between parent and child record is removed.

However, the child record is not removed until you explicitly remove it from the repository.

Note: To purge multiple record IDs in a single command, specify comma separated record IDs. For example,

datacleanup.bat -o record
 -r 34921 -p 349390,349440,339678
 -m 20101

Delete Record Hierarchy

Purge the entire hierarchy for an enterprise

datacleanup.bat -o record
 -r 34948 -p 10023
 -mn admin -an ACME
 -pwd Tibco321 -dh y

Purges the entire hierarchy for the specified records with the 34948 repository ID and the 10023 record key ID from the ACME enterprise.

Purge hierarchy from the input file. The file path is relative to the user home.

datacleanup.bat -o record
 -r 34948 -uf "purge.txt"
 -mn admin -an ACME -pwd Tibco321 -dh y

Purges the entire hierarchy for the specified records and the purge.txt input file from the ACME enterprise.

Purge hierarchy from the input file. The file path is absolute.

datacleanup.bat -o record
 -r 34948 -uf "C:\MDM_Installations\mdm\Purge\purge.txt"
 -mn admin -an ACME
 -pwd Tibco321 -dh y

Purge hierarchy from the input file, excluding multiple relationships.

datacleanup.bat -o record
 -r 41162 -uf "/bin/purge.txt"
 -mn admin -an ACME -pwd Admin123
 -dh y -exrel EmployeetoDepartment1,EmployeetoDepartment2

Purges the entire hierarchy for the specified records and the purge.txt input file from the ACME enterprise excluding the EmployeetoDepartment1 and EmployeetoDepartment2 relationship names.

The file is placed at a path relative to the user home.

Purge hierarchy with the preview mode.

datacleanup.bat -o record
 -r 41162 -uf "purge.txt"
 -dh y -exrel rel1,rel2
 -m 36483 -pwd Admin1234 -prev y

Print preview of qualified records in the purge log. Records are not deleted.

Purge relationships along with root records

datacleanup.bat -o record
-r 41162 -uf "purge.txt" -
 -ic rel1,rel2 -m
36483 -pwd Admin1234

Use -ic when delete hierarchy is false (-dh is not specified or -dh n).

You can specify relationships for the -ic option. The specified relationships and root records are deleted.

If -dh and -ic options are specified, -dh takes precedence.

Deleted Records

Purge All Deleted Records From a Repository

datacleanup.bat -o deletedRecord
 -an TEST1 -mn admin
 -rn MYREPO

Purges all deleted records with the enterprise name TEST1 with member name admin and repository name MYREPO.

Purge 10,000 Deleted Records from a Repository

datacleanup.bat -o deletedRecord
 -an TEST1 -mn admin
 -rn MYREPO   -l 10000

Purges 10,000 deleted records with the enterprise name TEST1 with member name admin and repository name MYREPO.

Others

Purge Enterprise

datacleanup.sh -o enterprise
 -an ACME -mn tadmin
 -pwd 'euc!1dAl'

where ACME is the enterprise to be purged and tadmin and euc!1dAl are super user credentials.

Removes all data pertaining to an enterprise. Be careful before deleting the enterprise as this command purges the entire enterprise.

Warning: Only the super user can delete an enterprise. If other user deletes the enterprise, a warning message is displayed: The user does not have a super user role permission. Only the super user can delete an enterprise.