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Operating
System Command
Linux/Mac
curl https://$VCAC/catalog-service/api/icons/cafe_default_icon_genericAllServices --
insecure -H "Authorization: $AUTH" --request DELETE
Windows
curl https://%VCAC%/catalog-service/api/icons/cafe_default_icon_genericAllServices --
insecure -H "Authorization: %AUTH%" --request DELETE
Customize Data Rollover Settings
You can enable and configure vRealize Automation data rollover settings to control how your system
retains, archives, or deletes legacy data.
Use the data rollover feature to configure the maximum number of days for vRealize Automation to retain
data in the IaaS SQL Server database before archiving or deleting it. By default, this feature is disabled.
Configure data rollover settings on the vRealize Automation Global Settings page. When enabled, this
feature queries and removes data from the following SQL Server database tables:
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UserLog
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Audit
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CategoryLog
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VirtualMachineHistory
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VirtualMachineHistoryProp
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AuditLogItems
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AuditLogItemsProperties
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TrackingLogItems
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WorkflowHistoryInstances
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WorkflowHistoryResults
If you set DataRolloverIsArchiveEnabled to True, archive versions of the tables are created in the dbo
schema. For example, the archive version of UserLog would be UserLogArchive, and the archive
version of VirtualMachineHistory would be VirtualMachineHistoryArchive.
When enabled, the data rollover feature runs once a day at a predetermined time of 3 a.m. according to
the vRealize Automation appliance time zone configuration. Using the DataRollover
MaximumAgeInDays setting, you can set the maximum number of days that you want to retain the data.
Managing vRealize Automation
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