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Hi All, If we have a process that creates a Tempo Feed, how do we th
David Williams
over 9 years ago
Hi All,
If we have a process that creates a Tempo Feed, how do we then delete that feed once the process is not available any more. Particularly as we have found the record tags will no longer work.
I suppose this is more of a "housekeeping" question and keeping things relevant on the news feed.
Thanks, David.
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jaredw
over 9 years ago
All the post information is stored on the primary database so if you have the entry id you could do deletes from the dbo.tp_feed_entry using the id, then from dbo.tp_feed_entry_linked_obj using the id (column tp_feed_entry_id) to delete linked objects. then another delete from dbo.tp_comment using the id(column parent_id) to delete comments on the post. I don't know if that would break anything but its an idea of what you could possibly do.
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All the post information is stored on the primary database so if you have the entry id you could do deletes from the dbo.tp_feed_entry using the id, then from dbo.tp_feed_entry_linked_obj using the id (column tp_feed_entry_id) to delete linked objects. then another delete from dbo.tp_comment using the id(column parent_id) to delete comments on the post. I don't know if that would break anything but its an idea of what you could possibly do.
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