As part of the application support and maintenance, if we don't persist proc

Mahesh Sanga over 10 years ago

As part of the application support and maintenance, if we don't persist process ids somewhere, it is difficult to find process ids once they get archived(to un archive them for debugging), especially in Production.
To solve this problem, I am planning create a custom plug-in that will take the UUID of the PM and date that the Process archived as inputs and returns the list of process ids and the time they were archived.
Is there any other way to search in the file system where Appian installed other than developing one custom plug-in?...

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0 Mahesh Sanga over 10 years ago

Currently, we are using manual search across the file system to find out the process ids for the archived processes.
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0 Michael Tan
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago

Mahesh, you can perform a similar search using out of the box functionality. See the documentation below. You can use the -pmid or -pmuuid and the date the process was archived (-parchived) to search for the processes.

forum.appian.com/.../Managing_Process_Archives.html
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0 Mahesh Sanga over 10 years ago

Thank Michael, The query is taking much time to perform the search (Our server administrator ran the query in production and waited for 4 minutes and aborted as it is taking much time). How ever, I developed one custom plugin, now, I am able to retrieve process ids archived on a particular date with in ~450 milliseconds.
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