Hi Rabi,

Only 500?  I had 300,000+.  According to support, you can delete them
safely.  There is a bug in the workflow that doesn't delete them after
process.  (Sorry, I don't have the bug ID.)

The best I can describe is this form is it's a queue used for internal
actions...  The application creates a new record for specific actions,
workflow handles the requested action, then deletes the record.
Apparently, the deletion isn't happening...

J.T.
New Edge Networks
An Earthlink Company

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rabi Tripathi
Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2007 2:55 PM
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Subject: SYS:Action form, safe to delete records?

I have more than 500 records on "SYS:Action" form dating back to 3 weeks
ago.

Is it safe to delete older records? 
What's this form for? I see lot of SLM related records. Code on this
form have references to stuff beyond SLM. 

I see strange things like submit of an Incident with attached SLA
causing a submit of a record on this form  that is removed right away.
Why bother?

I see code that removes any submitted records right away unless  'z1D
Action' !=  "DONOTDELETE". So records are supposed to sit on this form
for a while. 

Anybody knows "who" processes these records besides the single
escalation on this form that removes the recs (not all, but only if
'Action' = "UPDATEASSOCIATIONSTATUS")?

ARS 701, ITSM 703.

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