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Investigation needed. There is a lot of log spam on large installations when
deleting these objects. It could be caused by SMF deleting individual elements
instead of a parent root.
> The problem comes with cascade delete of SMF objects which contain many
> thousand objects.
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- **assigned_to**: Rafael Odzakow
- **Component**: unknown --> smf
- **Part**: - --> d
- **Priority**: major --> minor
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** [tickets:#2599] smf: remove cascading delete for runtime objects**
**Status:** unassigned
**Milestone:** 5.17.10
**Created:** Wed Sep 27, 2017 12:01 PM UTC by Rafael Odzakow
**Last Updated:** Wed Sep 27, 2017 12:01 PM UTC
**Owner:** Rafael Odzakow
Investigation needed. There is a lot of log spam on large installations when
deleting these objects. It could be caused by SMF deleting individual elements
instead of a parent root.
> The problem comes with cascade delete of SMF objects which contain many
> thousand objects.
> When cascade delete is invoked, it shouldn't be deleted more than 10000
> objects at once.
>
> All this is explained in IMM PR document, chapter 3.4, point 6.
> https://sourceforge.net/p/opensaf/documentation/ci/default/tree/OpenSAF_IMMSv_PR.odt
>
> Adding Rafael Odzakow
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