ODI itself doesn't automatically delete E$ tables. These tables act as a historical record of errors and require manual intervention for management. In case you want to delete E$ tables here are few options
Manual Deletion:
- This approach allows you to identify and delete specific E$ tables that are no longer needed. However, it's crucial to be cautious to avoid deleting relevant error data.
- Steps:
- Connect to your ODI repository database using a tool like SQL*Plus.
- Identify E$ tables by searching for table names starting with "E$". You can use wildcards (%) in your search query.
- Analyze the data within the E$ tables to determine if they contain valuable error information you still require.
- If deletion is appropriate, execute
DROP TABLE
statements for the E$ tables you want to remove.
Some Important Considerations before you delete E$ tables in ODI:
- Before deleting E$ tables, ensure you understand the error data they contain and its potential value for future troubleshooting.
- If you're unsure about the necessity of specific E$ tables, consider archiving them instead of permanent deletion.
- Always back up your ODI repository before performing manual deletions or using cleanup utilities.
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