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Post Transport Impact of Data with Time to Live (TTL) settings
Identificação da resposta 10649 |
Revisado 11/02/2020
What do I need to know about data with TTLs set?
Environment:
Environmental, Migration of all Oracle B2C Service sites, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)
Resolution:
Metering data, audit log data, CPM log data, and rule log data within Oracle B2C Service all have a defined time to live (TTL), causing it to expire. The tables below have the listed TTL settings. By default, data with a specified TTL will not be migrated during a site(s) data center transport. However, the data will begin upon transport completion being created in the new data center.
| Data Type | Tables | What version of Oracle B2C Service was the TTL introduced? |
Default Data Retention |
|---|---|---|---|
| Metering |
|
17.11 | 7 days |
| Audit log for Analytics | ac_audit_log_ex | 18D | 30 days |
| Audit log for field updates (contact object only) |
field_audit_log_short | 19B | 30 days |
| Audit log for business rules 2.0 | field_audit_log_long | 19D (Note: Data will be available in this table starting 20A only.) |
365 days |
| CPM log | cpm_log | 19C | 30 days |
| Rule log | rule_runtime_log | 20A | 30 days |
If you would like data from any of these tables migrated along with your site, please submit an SR. (See more information on the Expanded Report Audit Log).
