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Tool to "cleanup" database directory

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Hello.

I use PRTG for a long time, but i need to "cleanup" database directory. Is there a tool to delete PRD file that doesnt belong existing sensor ???

Thanks to all.

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Hello Patrice,

The PRD files are created for the devices, so by deleting a single sensor from a device the PRD file remains the same. It is also not possible to delete the data of a single sensor from the file. However, if all sensors on a device are deleted, or the entire device is deleted, the PRD files for that device will be automatically deleted.

Kind regards,
Sasa Ignjatovic, Tech Support Team

Nov, 2022 - Permalink

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Tool to "cleanup" database directory

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