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DPA Repository Database Size Growing

FormerMember over 7 years ago

Hi all,

We have been using DPA since this year March, and we realized the repository database size has been growing.

Based on the guidebook that we have followed, it was said that for a high activity database instance, the disk space required is 5GB.

We are monitoring about 6 instances, and so far we have been allocating about 200GB space for it.

Is there any purging job being setup for this repository database?

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0 gcp over 7 years ago

Just did a quick check - for 13 monitored instances I'm currently using ~26gb.
Have you changed the default values for number of days of data history such as CLEAN_DAYS_OF_DETAIL etc?
Otherwise you may need to open a ticket with support to investigate it.
Edit - are you using SQL server as the repository? Is the space being consumed by the log files or the database files?
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0 gcp over 7 years ago

Just did a quick check - for 13 monitored instances I'm currently using ~26gb.
Have you changed the default values for number of days of data history such as CLEAN_DAYS_OF_DETAIL etc?
Otherwise you may need to open a ticket with support to investigate it.
Edit - are you using SQL server as the repository? Is the space being consumed by the log files or the database files?
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