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Archiving Of Data Other Than Shipment / Order Release / Order Base / Items

Hi

Has anyone implemented their own archiving script to archive business objects other than the standard ones provided in OTM?

Specifically, I would like to housekeep:

1) Invoices
2) Vouchers

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Re: Archiving Of Data Other Than Shipment / Order Release / Order Base / Items

Ian,

I haven't seen this expanded to other business objects yet. If it were, my only concern would be around patch management, since OTM patches can update both the archive scripts and the Archive schema.

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Re: Archiving Of Data Other Than Shipment / Order Release / Order Base / Items

Hi Chris,

Thanks for the reply. I think I will have to ask my DBA to design some scripts that will archive these business objects to another tableowner like SCH_ARCHIVE and only provide the necessary grants from GLOGOWNER to execute.

Hopefully this will help buffer the impact of any changes to the OTM schema during patches / migration.

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