Working with Purge logs

Each purge event is logged in Data Lake and can be viewed on the Purge page.

You can view every purge event that is complete or in-progress in the Purge Logs section on the Purge page.

The currently running purge events are displayed in the top rows of the Purge Logs section. The rest of the logs are sorted in a chronological order of when they were started.

The purge logs contain purge events that were started from the Purge page in ION and the Data Lake Purge API.

This information is displayed:

  • Status

    Status indicators that show the current progress of the purge action.

  • Criteria

    The filter criteria that were used to specify the data objects and apply purge action on them.

  • Total to purge

    The total number of objects that matched the filter criteria that was used to start the purge action.

  • Total size to purge in bytes

    The total size in bytes of the data objects to purge.

  • Total size purged in bytes

    The total size in bytes of the data objects that were purged.

  • Objects purged

    The total number of objects that were removed by the purge action.

  • Start date

    The date and time when the purge event was started.

  • End date

    The date and time when the purge event was completed.

  • Source

    Indicates from where the purge event was initiated. The purge event can be started from Data Fabric or through the Infor Data Lake API.

  • Description

    The user-defined description that was specified when confirming the purge action.

  • Purged by

    The user who started the purge action.

  • Restored Start Date

    The date and time when the restoration of the purge event was initiated.

  • Restored End Date

    The date and time when the purge event was restored.

  • Restored by

    The user who restored the purge event.

You can drag the horizontal splitter to increase or decrease the height of the logs panel.

Purge logs can also be retrieved using the GET deletelog API method available in the Data Lake endpoint of the Infor Data Fabric API Gateway Suite.

Purge logs can handle up to 10,000 objects. To retrieve purge logs beyond this limit, use the GET deletelog API method.