Hello,
We have been having issues with FIM Reporting, the ETL Process for some reason seems to be failing, we further drilled down and found that there was a SQL Query running on the SCSM database Server for a very long time.
"CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.[p_GroomManagedEntity] ( @TargetId uniqueidentifier, @RetentionPeriodInMinutes int, @GroomingCriteria nvarchar(max), @BatchSize int ) AS BEGIN DECLARE @LastErr int; DECLARE @RowCount int = 1; DECLARE @TotalRowCount int = 0; DECLARE @RetentionDateTime DATETIME; DECLARE @SelectEntitiesToBeGroomedStmt nvarchar(max); DECLARE @CoreDeleteTypedEntitiesTable TypedManagedEntityType; DECLARE @TimeGenerated DATETIME = getutcdate(); DECLARE @Command nvarchar(MAX) DECLARE @GroomHistoryId bigint DECLARE @Comment nvarchar(max); SET @Command = N'Exec dbo.p_GroomManagedEntity ' + CAST(@TargetId AS nvarchar(40)) + ', ' + CAST(@RetentionPeriodInMinutes AS nvarchar(10)) + ', ' + CAST(@GroomingCriteria AS nvarchar(100)) + ', ' + CAST(@BatchSize AS nvarchar(10)) -- Call the grooming history insert sproc EXEC @LastErr = dbo.p_InternalJobHistoryInsert @Command, @GroomHistoryId OUT IF @LastErr <> 0 GOTO Err; CREATE TABLE #BaseManagedEntitiesToDelete ( BaseManagedEntityId uniqueidentifier ); -- Figure out the retention datetime SELECT @RetentionDateTime = DATEADD(mi, -@RetentionPeriodInMinutes, getutcdate()) -- Execute the grooming filter statement, hence populate the table variable, with "BatchSize" many entities. WHILE (@RowCount > 0) BEGIN INSERT #BaseManagedEntitiesToDelete EXEC sp_executesql @GroomingCriteria, N'@Retention DATETIME,@TargetTypeId uniqueidentifier,@NumOfEntities INT', @Retention = @RetentionDateTime, @TargetTypeId = @TargetId, @NumOfEntities = @BatchSize; SELECT @LastErr = @@ERROR, @RowCount = @@ROWCOUNT; IF @LastErr <> 0 GOTO Err; IF (@RowCount > 0) BEGIN -- Convert the BMEIds to TMEIds. INSERT @CoreDeleteTypedEntitiesTable SELECT TME.TypedManagedEntityId FROM #BaseManagedEntitiesToDelete D JOIN dbo.TypedManagedEntity TME ON D.BaseManagedEntityId = TME.BaseManagedEntityId WHERE TME.IsDeleted = 0; SELECT @LastErr = @@ERROR; IF @LastErr <> 0 GOTO Err; -- Use existing DDP code to delete the instances captured in the temp table. EXEC @LastErr = dbo.p_DDPWrapperForGroomManagedEntity @TimeGenerated, @CoreDeleteTypedEntitiesTable; IF @LastErr <> 0 GOTO Err; TRUNCATE TABLE #BaseManagedEntitiesToDelete; SELECT @LastErr = @@ERROR; IF @LastErr <> 0 GOTO Err; END SET @TotalRowCount = @TotalRowCount + @RowCount; END -- Call the grooming history insert sproc to update status to success SET @Comment = N'BaseManagedEntity: ' + CAST(@TotalRowCount AS nvarchar(10)) EXEC @LastErr = dbo.p_InternalJobHistoryUpdate @GroomHistoryId, 1, @Comment IF @LastErr <> 0 GOTO Err; RETURN 0 Err: -- Call the grooming history insert sproc to update status to failure. SET @Comment = N'BaseManagedEntity: ' + CAST(@TotalRowCount AS nvarchar(10)) EXEC @LastErr = dbo.p_InternalJobHistoryUpdate @GroomHistoryId, 2, @Comment IF @LastErr <> 0 GOTO Err; RETURN 1 END"Can somebody advise on what this query is really about and what is its fuction, we are thinking of killing this query since it has been running for a very long time, will that hamper or cause the database to corrupt.
Rgds,
Abhishek.
