purge_user_operations

Definition

To purge audited user operations from the database

Command Usage

Syntax

purge_user_operations <REF_DATE>

Alias

delete_user_operations
Command Arguments
Name Description
<REF_DATE> The date (in the ISO 8601 format: yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss)

Detailed Information

When the User Operation Auditing feature is enabled, the purge_user_operations command allows you to delete the audited operations from the back-end database system (Core Database). You request the SAP CC Core Server system to trigger the deletion of the audited user operations that have a recording date strictly earlier than the specified date.

The command does not purge the object change logs and object snapshots, which can be associated to the audited operations.

Context and Use

  • You enabled the audit functions and you are aware that you must perform some purge operations.
  • You monitor the data volume in the back-end database system and the size of the USER_OPERATION table is too large.

Technical Operations: Purging and Archiving

You use this command to purge out-of-date data relevant for the audit functions.

You perform the purge operations manually and regularly to optimally maintain and run your SAP CC system by keeping the highest global performance levels.

Authorization

You must have a specific role in your SAP CC user profile. Refer to the SAP CC Security Guide for more information about the necessary authorizations.

See Also

purge_object_change_logs - To purge object change logs and associated object snapshots from the database

Additional Information

The SAP CC system stores the corresponding technical data to the USER_OPERATION database table in the back-end database system.

Consult the user assistance and product documentation of SAP Convergent Charging:

Concepts
(in Application Help)
Operations
(Technical Operations)
Administration
(System Configuration)

Messages

Code Message Action
invalidToDate The date specified does not respect the ISO 8601 format (yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss): {toDate}  
operationSuccessful The purge of the user operations recorded before {toDate} was successful.  
operationFailed The purge of the user operations has failed: {errorMessage}