05-31-2012 01:09 PM - edited 03-01-2019 08:54 AM
I don't exactly remember but I seen it before from the yahoo group that there is a way to restore jobs that was deleted. By doing some dml statement on the oracle database. I think by update [table] set [column] = expression, .... where [expression]. If that can be recovered what will be the table and column involved that are needed to do the updates. This is for my reference and research.
Thank you,
Warren
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05-31-2012 01:28 PM
Warning: This is not sanctioned by Cisco/Tidal as it requires updating the database directly.
Some tables have a "dirty" column. When an object is deleted, this column is set to 'X'. To un-delete a job you need to clear the column.
update
jobmst
set jobmst_dirty = ''
where jobmst_name = '
You will need to refresh your client to see the job.
Note: If you have "Automatic Daily History Cleanup" enabled, objects flagged for deletion will be deleted during nightly processing.
05-31-2012 01:28 PM
Warning: This is not sanctioned by Cisco/Tidal as it requires updating the database directly.
Some tables have a "dirty" column. When an object is deleted, this column is set to 'X'. To un-delete a job you need to clear the column.
update
jobmst
set jobmst_dirty = ''
where jobmst_name = '
You will need to refresh your client to see the job.
Note: If you have "Automatic Daily History Cleanup" enabled, objects flagged for deletion will be deleted during nightly processing.
05-31-2012 01:34 PM
Thank you this will help.
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