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Replicate deleted files

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Hi,

How does PDMWE replicate the deleted files.I like to destory the deleted files in different locations.

1.If i destroy some files in onle location how it'll replicate to other locations?

2.If the file has some referneces how it will destory those files..

Anand Ramalingam May 22, 2008 2:03 AM

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- Devon Sowell @ Anand Ramalingam on May 22, 2008 6:53 PM
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  Hello Anand-
  
  Please find attached the Replication Guide for 2008 PDMWE. It is in English. Deleted files are discussed on page 31.
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  - Anand Ramalingam @ Devon Sowell on May 23, 2008 2:03 AM
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    Hi Sowell,
    
    Thanks for the guide.Can i know how to purge the deleted items?Any scheduled option is there in replication?Because its occuping more 40-50 % records in the DB(Variable value projects,etc..)
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    - Devon Sowell @ Anand Ramalingam on May 23, 2008 10:46 AM
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      Hello-
      
      You mean like this?
      
      Right Click on the Vault Root folder to access the Destroy dialog box. See the screenshot below.
      
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      - Anand Ramalingam @ Devon Sowell on May 23, 2008 10:51 AM
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        yes.but how can i automate it ???????
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        Devon Sowell @ Anand Ramalingam on May 23, 2008 11:10 AM
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        You might try using Dispatch.
        
        See the screenshot below for an example.
        
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        Devon Sowell @ Devon Sowell on May 23, 2008 11:16 AM
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        Another method that might work is to use the Search function, at every location, to gather a group of files to Delete, then Delete them all at once. Next, right click the Vault root and Destroy. You could save the Search Card and then distribute it to other locations.
        
        Sometimes it takes longer to try and automatic a task than it does to just do it manually.
        
        Could you write the code to use Dispatch? If not, you might consider paying someone to do it. Just a thought.
        
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        Anand Ramalingam @ Devon Sowell on May 26, 2008 2:00 AM
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        Thank you sowell really helpful.. might the below settings will also help....?
        
        Archive server cleanup
        
        A recurring archive cleanup process that removes deleted archives (for example, in a replicated scenario
        where file archives has been deleted on one server, the cleanup removes archives from the additional
        servers) and verifies archive consistency is started by default at 03.00 every night for all file vault
        archives stored on the archive server.
        
        Activate the compression or cleanup manually
        
        To manually change the schedule for either operation, add the following (string) registry values to the
        archive server (replace VAULTNAME with your file vault name):
        o HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SolidWorks\Applications\PDMWorks
        Enterprise\ArchiveServer\Vaults\VAULTNAME\CompressionSchedule
        o HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ SolidWorks\Applications\PDMWorks
        Enterprise\ArchiveServer\Vaults\VAULTNAME\CleanerSchedule
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