You can monitor the progress of the data cleanup by monitoring the Infogix
ER application log. For example, on Linux systems, open a terminal window, navigate to the
directory in which the Infogix ER log is kept, and run:
tail -f igx.log
Whereas, Windows systems require installation of a log utility to monitor log files in
real-time, but you can review the log file in a text editor for details. The log records a series of INFO messages indicating data is being purged from the system.
Each day in history marked for deletion is deleted one-at-a-time, with a log message marking the beginning of each day. A typical example of a log statement showing this deletion is:
2020-04-30 00:55:37,302 INFO
[com.infogix.component.reconciliation.ent.impl.EReconDataCleanupFLC]
(JMS SessionPool Worker-147): JMS SessionPool Worker-147
com.infogix.component.reconciliation.ent.impl.EReconDataCleanupFLC
purgeByReconDefFk Purging all data related to recon definition FK
1754001 for model recon CLAIM_PAYMENT, and recon CLAIM_PAYMENT
When the day’s data purge is complete, the log records another message
that data has been successfully purged. An example of this message is:
2020-04-30 12:55:41,395 INFO
[com.infogix.component.reconciliation.ent.impl.EReconDataCleanupFLC]
(JMS SessionPool Worker-147): JMS SessionPool Worker-147
com.infogix.component.reconciliation.ent.impl.EReconDataCleanupFLC
purgeByReconDefFk Successfully purged all data related to recon
definition FK 1754001 for model recon CLAIM_PAYMENT, and recon
CLAIM_PAYMENT in 4093ms.
The data cleanup process is self-recoverable; if for some reason the process
does not complete fully, it will run from the point at which it was stopped
when the process restarts.
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