Managed Files still attached to deleted bundle

Question

I have some files that were part of a File Bundle I have deleted. Unfortunately the files still appear under Tools, FileList and appear to still think they are in the bundle I deleted. They do not appear when I search for Orphaned Managed Files and as a result I am unable to delete them via the ZLM Web GUI
When I go into the files and click on the hyper link to the bundle it thinks its a member off I get the standard ZCC has encountered an error with a java stack message. I expected this because the bundle has been deleted. Can anyone tell me a way to delete these files from my ZLM server

Answer 1

Dave,
here are the steps to remove the bundle reference for that file. You need to run a few SQL statements against the database:
Code:
# psql -U zenadmin zenworks
zenworks=# select fileid from unix_file where filename='<your filename>';
fileid = 91668
zenworks=# select bndlfileid, bndlid from bundle_file where fileid='<your fileid>';
bndlfileid = 91669
bndlid = 91666
zenworks=# delete from bundle_file_ostarget where bndlfile_id='<your bndlfileid>';
zenworks=# delete from bundle_file where bndlid='<your bndlid>';
zenworks=# delete from zen_bundle where bndlid='<your bndlid>';
zenworks=# \q
After that you should be back at the shell prompt and best would be to restart the zlm services. If there is something in cache about that file bundle, that should be gone after the restart.
After the restart check in the ZCC if this file is still assigned with a file bundle. On my ZLM 7.3 IR1 system (IR2 is the latest version) there seems to be a bug that I cannot delete a orphaned file from the ZCC / Tools / File List. If I select the file, the delte option does not get available to really delete it. It can be done via the database commands as well, but I would like to use the ZCC for that job. So check if you see the same when the bundle assignment of the file is gone. And please take care with the SQL commands that you do not delete anything different. Novell does not want the customer to manipulate the database.
Rainer