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1. Run recreate_foreign_keys.sql first, as it will fix any problems with FK associations if present (see notes in that script)
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2. Run index_foreign_keys_and_time_stamps.sql next, as that will signficantly improve purge performance.
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3. Open PurgeSQLEFTData.sql
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3. Modify the purge date if desired. -30 means purge all records older than 30 days
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3a. To change: search for "SET @stopTime = DATEADD(DAY, -60, GETDATE())"
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3b. A value of -0 means ALL records
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3c. Alternatively, you can pass in an exact date range:
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3ci. Search for EXEC sp_PurgeEFTTransactions NULL, NULL, 1000000, 1
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3cii. Enter date and times in quotes as such: EXEC sp_PurgeEFTTransactions '2019-01-20 18:11:00', '2019-04-01 07:50:00', 1000000, 1
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4. Modify "USE EFTDB" below if your database name is different
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5. Make sure you database is NOT actively recording data (disable ARM reporting in EFT temporarily)
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6. Execute the script (it may take several hours if your databases has hundreds of millions of records)
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