Purge Processes

These background processes are used to purge historical records from certain objects that generate a large number of entries and may become unwieldy over time.

*Batch Control ID*	*Program Name*	*Description*	*Multiple Threads*	*Extra Parameters*	*Records Between Commits / Minutes Between Cursor Re-Initiation*
BCUP-PRG	CIPCDBSB	Purges completed billable charge upload objects.	Yes	NO-OF-DAYS = number of days after the creation date that a completed billable charge upload object should be purged MAX-ERRORS	200/15
PYUP-PRG	CIPPDUSB	Purges completed tender upload objects.	Yes	NO-OF-DAYS = number of days after the related tender's payment event's creation date that a completed tender upload object should be purged MAX-ERRORS	200/15
TD-PURGE	CIPQDTDB	Purges completed To Do entries.	Yes	NO-OF-DAYS = number of days after the completion date that a completed To Do entry should be purged DEL-ALL-TD-SW = Y or N. If this switch is Y, all completed To Do entries that are old enough will be deleted. If N, the next parameter defines the specific type of To Do entry that will be deleted. DEL-TD-TYPE-CD. This parameter is only used if DEL-ALL-TD-SW is N. It contains the To Do type code whose completed entries will be deleted. MAX-ERRORS	200/15
XMLUP-PR	CIPXDXUB	Purges completed XML upload objects.	Yes	NO-OF-DAYS = number of days after the completion date that a completed XML upload object should be purged MAX-ERRORS	200/15

Please refer to Column Descriptions for more information on the columns used in the table above.