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Clear application control count

im not sure if this is possible without going into the database, I've been seeting up application control for our company. So for testing purpose i have it monitoring but allowing access so i dont just lock a load of people out of applications they need to do their jobs.

But after some tweaking the logs are now showing a lot of confilcts and its taking a long time to sive through, is there a way to clear out these logs?

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0 QC over 10 years ago

Hello marsden_pete,
please have a look at Using PurgeDB with Enterprise Console. Guess -action=delete, -category=events, -type=ApplicationControl is what you want. Backup your database first (ideally you should stop all the services which could cause a write to the database - otherwise you'd lose newer data in case of a restore).
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0 QC over 10 years ago

Hello marsden_pete,
please have a look at Using PurgeDB with Enterprise Console. Guess -action=delete, -category=events, -type=ApplicationControl is what you want. Backup your database first (ideally you should stop all the services which could cause a write to the database - otherwise you'd lose newer data in case of a restore).
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