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I am using a dev environment to support new changes for several different Thingworx platforms that I support. There are times that I have to flush my dev environment and import from the target environment so that my dev environment matches fully. I then make changes, export changed items, and then import back into the target environment. When clearing my platform, there are times when I miss something and I don't get the results I want.
Is there a way to have Thingworx re-initialize the persistence database and basically clear it out and set it back to "factory defaults"?
Thanks
Hi,
For Thingworx with Postgres/SQL Server , you can use cleanup scripts from the installation kit under /install directory.
Best regards,
Raluca Edu
Thanks Raluca.
I checked those scripts out and they basically drop the entire database. My hope was that there was something that would keep the database so that I didn't have to recreate, and then clear out all the persistent data.
Maybe I can create some DB scripts that will clear out any non-system objects and get the desired result.