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N Thorell

2005-08-24, 7:50 am

old Please, give me a simple way of cleaning up stuff in BizTalk.
How can I empty BizTalk's internal databases?
I don't want to reformat the hard disk and re-install everything from
scratch;-)

abby

2005-08-24, 6:04 pm

Hi,

If you wanna clean the entire setup of biztalk run configframework\u, delete
all sql server databases and reconfigure the server.

Abhay

"N Thorell" wrote:

> old Please, give me a simple way of cleaning up stuff in BizTalk.
> How can I empty BizTalk's internal databases?
> I don't want to reformat the hard disk and re-install everything from
> scratch;-)
>

Marvin Smit

2005-08-31, 5:58 pm

Hi,

another way to do this is use Jon Flanders's BTSnapshot tool [0]. Its
a near commandline tool with clean/save/restore options..

A must for dev cycles.

Marvin Smit

[0]
http://www.masteringbiztalk.com/blo...BTSnapshot.aspx

On Wed, 24 Aug 2005 04:44:03 -0700, N Thorell
<NThorell@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>old Please, give me a simple way of cleaning up stuff in BizTalk.
>How can I empty BizTalk's internal databases?
>I don't want to reformat the hard disk and re-install everything from
>scratch;-)

Paul Somers

2005-10-13, 6:00 pm

To clean up the message box, run the sql, and execute the sproc:
msgbox_cleanup_logic.sql

To Clean up the DTA Database run the SQL: Purge_DTADB.sql

Both sprocs can be found in the SDK Directory.

WARNING: Run them at your own risk. Never install these in a production
enviroment.

"N Thorell" <NThorell@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:581C3974-30E9-4096-8F29-B13B0671D5C3@microsoft.com...
> old Please, give me a simple way of cleaning up stuff in BizTalk.
> How can I empty BizTalk's internal databases?
> I don't want to reformat the hard disk and re-install everything from
> scratch;-)
>



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