How to purge BPEL data on 10.1.3.1

Hi Experts,
I want to purge OLD data on BPEL dehudration repositiory.
a) I did read notes in Metalink and talks about 10.1.2.. However mine is 10.1.3
b) I also read the belwo url
http://orasoa.blogspot.com/2007/02/delete-bulk-bpel-instances.html
c) Can someone PLEASE suggest a supported and proven method for DATA PURGE on 10.1.3.1?
I'm still reading the archive from this forum.... no luck so far..
In fact I'm also looking for details of tables which I can purge...
Thanks a lot!!!
Natrajan

Hi,
here are the comments which are in the plsql package collaxa:
* procedure insert_sa
* Stored procedure to do a "smart" insert of a scope activation message.
* If a scope activation message already exists, don't bother to insert
* and return 0 (this process can happen if two concurrent threads generate
* an activation message for the same scope - say the method scope for
* example - only one will insert properly; but both threads will race to
* consume the activation message).
* procedure insert_wx
* Stored procedure to insert a retry exception message into the
* wi_exception table. Each failed attempt to retry a work item
* gets logged in this table; each attempt is keyed by the work item
* key and an increasing retry count value.
* procedure update_doc
* Stored procedure to do a "smart" insert of a document row. If the
* document row has not been inserted yet, insert the row with an empty
* blob before returning it.
* procedure delete_ci
* Deletes a cube instance and all rows in other Collaxa tables that
* reference the cube instance. Since we don't have referential
* integrity on the tables (for performance reasons), we need this
* method to help clean up the database easily.
* procedure delete_cis_by_domain_ref
* Deletes all the cube instances in the system. Since we don't have
* referential integrity on the tables (for performance reasons), we
* need this method to help clean up the database easily.
* procedure delete_cis_by_pcs_id( processId )
* Deletes all the cube instances in the system for the specified process.
* Since we don't have referential integrity on the tables
* (for performance reasons), we need this method to help clean
* up the database easily.
* procedure insert_document_ci_ref
* Stored procedure to do a "smart" insert of a document reference.
* If a document reference already exists for a cube instance, don't bother to insert
* and return 0.
*/

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