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Cleaning up job queue

  • September 8, 2014
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We have a huge backlog of jobs listed in the queue from an issue that was causing publishing to fail. I'm unsure of exactly how many there are because each page is limited to 2000, but I have a feeling it's close to 50,000 if not more (this is including the successful jobs as well). What would be the easiest way to clean this up? I can manually do it but that'll take a lot of time because loading and deleting takes a while for 2000 jobs at a time. I tried setting up a scheduled clean up job to start immediately but it just sits there saying Ready and doesn't do anything. Do I have to set up a new worker that specifically does this task? If so, can someone show me an example of setting this kind of worker up?

Thanks

Best answer by LoriSood

If you just want to delete all the entries from the queue, you may be able to do this using the wt.queue.QueueManager utility as outlined in CS134506. You can select the queue using Option 4 and then delete all entries from the queue usinng option 14.

Note, that if you're using Windchill 10 or later this utility has been deprecated and the entries should be deleted via the UI (see CS48212). This was done as part of a required security change.

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September 8, 2014

If you just want to delete all the entries from the queue, you may be able to do this using the wt.queue.QueueManager utility as outlined in CS134506. You can select the queue using Option 4 and then delete all entries from the queue usinng option 14.

Note, that if you're using Windchill 10 or later this utility has been deprecated and the entries should be deleted via the UI (see CS48212). This was done as part of a required security change.

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ArunPLM1-Visitor
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March 13, 2019

if I deleted some entries but want to retrieve back, can I do it? Is it possible?

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