The reports that are generated by the sweep utility are described in the following table:
File Name |
Location |
Description |
|---|---|---|
sweep_obsolete.txt |
$HOME/sweep |
Report of all jobs and folders that are candidates for deletion according to the date criteria. |
sweep_sync.txt |
$HOME/sweep |
Report of all folders that could not be uploaded to or deleted from the Control-M/Server (either because of a failure or a time-out) and therefore are not currently synchronized. |
sweep_log.txt |
$HOME/log |
Execution log (which is cyclic and configurable). |
In the sweep_obsolete.txt file, the report for obsolete jobs has the following format:
delete job folder_id job_id ctm_name folder_name job_name mem_name
In the sweep_obsolete.txt file, the report for obsolete folders has the following format:
delete folder folder_id ctm_name folder_name folder_lib
The MaxObsoleteJobs system parameter controls the size of the GUI Server memory by limiting the number of obsolete jobs stored in the GUI Server. The default value is 100000.This parameter should only be changed after consulting with BMC Customer Support.
In the sweep_sync.txt file, the report for non-synchronized folders has the following format:
upload folder folder_id ctm_name folder_name folder_lib
Only the last versions of the sweep_obsolete.txt and sweep_sync.txt reports are saved.
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