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We have more 100,000 archived files in archival directory and 4,000 active insta
Srinivasa Kommanaboyina
Certified Lead Developer
over 10 years ago
We have more 100,000 archived files in archival directory and 4,000 active instances (active, completed, cancelled etc..) in kdb. When I un-archived archived files, it is successfully un-archived, but, not clear which process instance is archived one, which is current kdb active process instance.
Is there away differentiate archived instances with active instance?...
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Aleksi White
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago
To clarify, do you mean you'd like to differentiate between recently unarchived processes and active ones? When you run the unarchive script, a log file is generated that lists all the processes that were unarchived
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Srinivasa Kommanaboyina
Certified Lead Developer
over 10 years ago
Thanks Aleksi.
Unfortunately, log file does not have any information regarding recently unarchived processes.
Followed Unarchiev approach is: archiveprocess unarchive -file <<file with absolute path>>
Generated log is: Called with parameters: unarchive -file /opt/applocal/dit1/appian/server/archived-process/01/0/process_000dd38f-ad70-8000-0491-680000680000_20141201131233_268516476.l.
Is there away find what are processes un-archieved.
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Aleksi White
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago
In this case you have both the UUID and the ID. The file name is organized like this:
process_<UUID>_<timestamp>_<PID>.l
So in the example you posted, the PID is 268516476, and you can filter your processes with the pp!id attribute to search for that one.
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Mahesh Sanga
over 10 years ago
Additionally you can use Find Archived Processes smart service to get the archived process ids and the date time they archived.
forum.appian.com/.../summary
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anduriya
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over 6 years ago
thank you
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