RSBATCHDATA table in BI increasing very fast

Hi All,
Our BI Production server is installed on Windows 2003 with MAXDB as DB and SP level of 15.
In out DB, RSBATCHDATA table is increasing very fast.
Is there any way to reduce the size of this RSBATCHDATA table in the DB.
SAP Note checked : 1292051
Any Suggestion is welcome.
Regards,
Sharib Tasneem

Hi Naveed/Jaun,
I have used the TX RSBATCH, and the I selected to delete Msgs older than 7 days but it executed for 80 seconds.
And under setting for "parallel processing" I have kept "Select Process" empty.
Before running this the Size if RSBATCHDATA was 11GB and now also the size is same after executing the job.
Is there any thing else to be specified?
Any suggestion is welcome.
Regards,
Sharib Tasneem

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- Make an appointment at the Genius Bar of an Apple store.
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After upgrade to IOS 6 my iphone 4S is heating up a lot and the battery is getting depleted very fast (within 2-3 hrs).

I have upgraded my Iphone 4S to IOS 6.0 Yesterday. Afterwards I noticed that the phone gets hot quite often, even when it is idle. Additionally the battery gets depleted very fast ( 100% to 20% within 3 hrs while I was reading a book on the app mobibook for about 30 min). Last night, I left the phone connected to the charger, as I normally do, I found the phone to be extremely hot in the morning. Any help will be appreciated. In case there is no rememdy I would like to rollback to 5.1.1.

If your iPhone 4S is extremely hot, do the following:
Turn off your iPhone 4S and wait for 1 - 1 1/2 hours.
Turn on your iPhone 4S.
If the problem occurs, turn off your iPhone 4S and wait for 2 - 3 hours.
Turn on your iPhone 4S.
If your iPhone 4S is getting low, charge your phone
Repeat in step 1.

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