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From: Weeks, Jim (jimweeks_at_fnni.com)
Date: Wed Jul 17 2002 - 10:41:08 CDT

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    Very true on the SQL gurus comment.....I was saying this the moment ISS
    decided to go the SQL route when 6.0 was released. Anyway, I asked the same
    question of ISS Tech support and they sent me the following. I have used and
    it works rather well.

    From ISS Tech Support:

    To truncate events from your database and shrink the database back to the
    original size, use the following commands. (NOTE: The following commands
    will completely clear your database.)

    c:\osql -E [enter]
    1>use ISSED [enter]
    2>go [enter]
    1>iss_truncateevents [enter]
    2>go [enter]
    1>dbcc shrinkdatabase (issed, 0) [enter]
    2>go [enter]
    The above commands will clear events from the ISSED and shrink it back to
    the original size.

    Should be noted that the ISS Daemon on the Event Collector should be stopped
    while performing this function. Events will not be lost, only stored on the
    Local sensor until EC is back up.

    Hope this helps!
    Jim

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    From: andres.friedlich.pwcglobal.com
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    Yo
    I had the exact same problem yesterday, as I tried to delete 1.6GByte of
    events out of the ISSED database.
    Using the 'maintain' GUI from the RS Console, it takes about one hour to do
    so...
    ISS: Isn't there a kind of 'purge' function or so to do so?!? I find the RS
    Console SQL database handling capabilities extremely rudimentary.... not
    all RS users are SQL gurus you know...

    Regards
    Andres

     

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    Hi again,

    My other problem is regarding the Database,
    I'm using MS SQL 2000 as my Database for
    RS 6.5 console, and I have 3 NS active and
    Sending data to it.

    My question is how to delete the records in
    The database after backing it up? (Not using
    The RS Console Configuration -> Enterprise Database
    Configuration) I want it using SQL commands or
    A 3rd party software.

    Thanks,

    Eng. Ahed M. Okasha
    IT Security

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