Managing Ensemble Productions - InterSystems Documentation

Event Log Purge
• Click Reset to redisplay the entries in their default order and return the fields in the bottom display to their default
values.
After you click Search or Reset, the Event Log page refreshes.
7.3 Event Log Purge
You can purge outdated records from the Ensemble event log by clicking the Purge command at the top of the Event Log
display. A dialog appears in the bottom half of the screen.
The fields in this form allow to you purge event log entries as follows:
• Type of Record — You are purging the Event Log.
• Current Count — The number in this column reflects the total number of event log entries that are now in the persistent
store for this production. Use the Current Count to decide whether or not it is worthwhile to purge the event log at this
time.
• Do not purge most recent — This is the parameter for the purge operation. It tells Ensemble how many days’ worth of
event log entries to keep. The number can be 0 (zero), which keeps nothing and delete all entries that exist at the time
of the purge operation. The default value for Do not purge most recent is 7, which keeps entries for the last seven days.
The count of days includes “today,” so keeping messages for 1 day keeps the messages generated on the current day,
according to local server time.
At the bottom of the display area is the Start Purge command. If you click this command, Ensemble immediately purges
the event log according to the parameters you have entered in the dialog.
CAUTION:
You cannot undo the Start Purge operation.
Note: You can also purge event log entries along with other management data using the [Ensemble] > [Maintenance] >
[Purge] page.
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