How delete old transaccions by year?

Sep 14, 2006 8 Replies

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Glenn Adams [MVP - Retail Mgmt]

You can do this using SQL Queries, but you might want to take a look at Retail Realm's Archiving utility which is all set up to do this for you. Contact your reseller for details or check out Glenn Adams Tiber Creek Consulting DO NOT respond to me directly but post all…

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Hi, I have a 7.0 Gb Database and I want to delete by year the transaccions and keep one data base for each year, rms2004, rms2005, etc. So every ear I delete tha transaccions. I'm using SQL Server offcourse.



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You can do this using SQL Queries, but you might want to take a look at Retail Realm's Archiving utility which is all set up to do this for you. Contact your reseller for details or check out

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Glenn Adams Tiber Creek C> Hi, I have a 7.0 Gb Database and I want to delete by year the transaccions

Did you ever get an answer for this?

Danny

"Gas28" wrote:

The answer was to contact Retail Realm coz they already have an archiving utility, building a script for archiving is big issue

Give this a look.. and test before you use it... no warranties from me. this did come from M$ a couple of years ago. /* DELETING SALES HISTORY FROM HQ */

--INTRUCTIONS

--===============================================================================--These queries will permanently delete all sales history

-- and related records PRIOR TO the specified Batch Number.

--

--Replace the value for @BatchNumberKeep in the SELECT statement

-- with the lowest Batch Number you wish to keep.

--

--EXAMPLE: SELECT @BatchNumberKeep = 50 -- All records before Batch Number 50 will be deleted

--

--==============================================================================--select max(batchnumber)

--from batch

--where closingtime < dateadd(mm,-7,getdate())

DECLARE @BatchNumberKeep int DECLARE @StoreID int declare @TransDate smalldatetime

SELECT @BatchNumberKeep = 0 SELECT @StoreID = 0

--Select @TransDate = '2003-10-10' -- use this format 'yyyy/mm/dd'

DELETE Shipping FROM [Transaction] WHERE BatchNumber < @BatchNumberKeep AND Shipping.StoreID = @StoreID AND Shipping.TransactionNumber = [Transaction].TransactionNumber --and convert(char(10),[Transaction].Time,111) = @TransDate

DELETE TransactionEntry FROM [Transaction] WHERE BatchNumber < @BatchNumberKeep AND TransactionEntry.StoreID = @StoreID AND TransactionEntry.TransactionNumber = [Transaction].TransactionNumber --and convert(char(10),[Transaction].Time,111) = @TransDate DELETE TaxEntry FROM [Transaction] WHERE BatchNumber < @BatchNumberKeep AND TaxEntry.StoreID = @StoreID AND TaxEntry.TransactionNumber = [Transaction].TransactionNumber --and convert(char(10),[Transaction].Time,111) = @TransDate DELETE SignatureCapture FROM TenderEntry WHERE BatchNumber < @BatchNumberKeep AND SignatureCapture.StoreID = @StoreID AND SignatureCapture.TenderEntryID = TenderEntry.ID

DELETE [Transaction] WHERE BatchNumber < @BatchNumberKeep AND StoreID = @StoreID --and convert(char(10),[Transaction].Time,111) = @TransDate DELETE Journal WHERE BatchNumber < @BatchNumberKeep AND StoreID = @StoreID --and convert(char(10), Time,111) = @TransDate

DELETE TaxTotals WHERE BatchNumber < @BatchNumberKeep AND StoreID = @StoreID --and convert(char(10),date,111) = @TransDate

DELETE TenderEntry WHERE BatchNumber < @BatchNumberKeep AND StoreID = @StoreID

DELETE TenderTotals WHERE BatchNumber < @BatchNumberKeep AND StoreID = @StoreID

DELETE Journal WHERE BatchNumber < @BatchNumberKeep AND StoreID = @StoreID

DELETE Batch WHERE BatchNumber < @BatchNumberKeep AND StoreID = @StoreID

Deleting transactions can be dangerous as you may levae behind orphan records. You may want to use the Retail Realm archiving module.

Afshin Alikhani - snipped-for-privacy@retailrealm.co.uk CEO - Retail Realm

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