I docs database cleaning

Hi,
what would be the best way to clean the erroneos I Docs from database?
Can you sugest the best way to delete them or ....?
Thanks and best regards
L

How are you generating the IDOC? Your distribution model maintains the receivers (logical systems) for a given message type. You can maintain as many receivers (clients) as you like in the model and distribute based on that. Each logical system has a port in the partner profile, but that's not related to runtime distribution, except when it's time to push that message to the receiver.

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> In other words, will the inventory database be cleansing itself for the old wks entries?
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Thankyou for ansering. Sorry by my late.
We do:
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> Fabio Martins;1985975 Wrote:
>> I made a gwcheck to check the user databases and if I add all user
>> databases
>> size, it gives me 130GB.
>> But, only in offiles folder, there are more than 200GB.
>> Does it mean that there are files with no owner?
>> How can I maintain that? We need more free space on that volume,
>> actually it
>> has less than 15% of free space.
>>
>> Thankyou!
>>
>> FM
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Hi,
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