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RELEASE NOTES

These release notes contain supplemental information about EMC ControlCenter

Database Cleanup Utility release 1.0. Topics include:

Revision history ........................................................................................................ 1

Product description................................................................................................... 2

Prerequisites............................................................................................................. 2

Installation ............................................................................................................... 2

Command ................................................................................................................. 3

Logs.......................................................................................................................... 4

Known problems and limitations............................................................................... 4

Troubleshooting and getting help .............................................................................. 4

Revision history

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EMC Ionix

ControlCenter

6.1

Database Cleanup Utility Release NotesP/N 300-014-895REV 01

November 29, 2012

Revision Date Description

01 November 29, 2012 First release of Database Cleanup Utility

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Product description

Product description

The EMC ControlCenter Database Cleanup Utility is an interface to perform frequent

cleanup actions such as deleting the following:

Hosts

Service tickets in ControlCenter Repository

Active alerts in ControlCenter Repository

Prerequisites

Use the EMC ControlCenter Database Cleanup Utility on ControlCenter 6.1 and later

versions. Run it on only the ControlCenter Repository host.

The host must not return errors when the ecc_getversion command is executed from

the command prompt.

Installation

1. Download the latest EMC ControlCenter Database Cleanup Utility from EMC Online

Support.

2. Copy the cleanup.zipfile to the directory that has ControlCenter installed.

3. Extract the contents to obtain the following folders and files:

lib

commons-cli-1.0.jar

logs

scripts

cleanupAlerts.bat

cleanupSTRSVC.bat

deletehost.bat

deleteactivealerts.sql

storeserviceticket.sql

DeleteHost.sql

Cleanupscripts.bat

Cleanupscripts.jar

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Command

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Command

cleanupscripts

Options

-deleteHost

This option deletes the specified host from the ControlCenter Repository.

-h

The hostname of the host that should be deleted from the database. The original host

name that is displayed when you drop a host in the console Properties view should beused.

Figure 1 Properties viewExample -deleteHost -h lgloa188.001143D41CD6

This command deletes the host lgloa188from the console.

Usage

Delete duplicate host entries from console.

Delete duplicate agent entries from console. (Delete the host with the duplicate agent

entries to resolve the problem)

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Logs

-clearActiveAlerts

This option deletes all the active alerts from the database.

Usage

Use this option when the Console becomes unresponsive and a large number of alerts

pile up. You can also this it immediately after upgrading EMC ControlCenter to restore

smooth functioning.

-clearStoreServiceTickets

This option is used to clear all the store se rvice tickets from the database.

Usage

Use this option when the Stores become inactive or unresponsive due to a high load

factor. You can also do this immediately after upgrading EMC ControlCenter to restore

smooth functioning.

Logs

The EMC ControlCenter Database Cleanup Utility generates a log file in the cleanuptool

folder. Additional logs mentioned in the following table are generated using options in the

cleanuptool\logs folder.

Known problems and limitations

The EMC ControlCenter Database Cleanup Utility can be run only from the ControlCenter

Repository host.

Troubleshooting and getting help

EMC support, product, and licensing information can be obtained as follows:

Product information For documentation, release notes, software updates, orinformation about EMC products, go to EMC Online Support at:

https://support.emc.com

Technical support Go to EMC Online Support and click Service Center. You will seeseveral options for contacting EMC Technical Support. Note that to open a service request,you must have a valid support agreement. Contact your EMC sales representative fordetails about obtaining a valid support agreement or with questions about your account.

Table 1 LogsOption File Name

clearStoreServiceTickets storeserviceticket.log

clearActiveAlerts deleteactivealerts.log

deleteHost DeleteHost.log

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Published November, 2012

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