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Delete Business Process Choreographer objects

Various database objects accumulate in a running system, for example, audit log entries, task and process instances, task and process templates, and people queries. Regularly running administrative scripts to delete objects that are no longer needed from the Business Process Choreographer databases can help prevent wasting storage space.

• Delete audit log entries, using administrative scripts
  Use an administrative script to delete some or all audit log entries for the Business Flow Manager.
• Delete BPEL process instances
  Use an administrative script to selectively delete from the Business Process Choreographer database or the Business Process Archive database any top-level BPEL process instances that have reached an end state of finished, terminated, or failed.
• Delete completed task instances
  Use an administrative script to selectively delete from the Business Process Choreographer database or Business Process Archive database any top-level task instances that have reached an end state of finished, terminated, expired, or failed.
• Delete process templates that are no longer valid
  Use an administrative script to delete, from the Business Process Choreographer database, BPEL process templates that are no longer valid.
• Delete human task templates that are no longer valid
  Use an administrative script to delete, from the Business Process Choreographer database, human task templates that are no longer valid.
• Remove unused people query results, using administrative scripts
  Use an administrative script to remove unused people query results from the database.

Use scripts to administer Business Process Choreographer

Related concepts:
Cleanup procedures for Business Process Choreographer