Hi @Hasara Gunasiri ,
MX_* tables are used to track internal environment transactions, store sessions, and other information. According to my findings, truncating the data in these tables would not harm the system.
Hi @Chethana ,
Thank you for your response.
I know the MX_U table is used to track internal environment transactions, and we can manage its behavior using the APP PARAM USAGE_DAYS_TO_SAVE.
However, I couldn't find any information on managing the behavior of the MX_U_S table.
Does this mean we can truncate the records in the MX_U_S table as well? Is its behavior similar to that of the MX_U table?
Thanks,
Hasara
Hi @Hasara Gunasiri ,
Yes, but let's wait a while for this post to get more attention from the experts. Maybe someone will have a different explanation for this.
Hi @Hasara Gunasiri
As far as I can recall, this table is called as the usage summary table (metrix_usage_summary) where it collects and summarizes data from the metrix_usage (mx_u) table.
Given its large storage consumption, it's best to raise a case with IFS RnD for a detailed investigation. Simply truncating the data without understanding the issue might not be the best option. There might be a bug related to the app parameter that deletes the mx_u records.