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Cleaning the Paid Media master table on successful migration

Updated on August 17, 2022

This content applies only to On-premises and Client-managed cloud environments

After a successful migration of customer audience sync data, clean the Paid Media master table and associated artifacts to remove unnecessary data and free up space. By cleaning up the Paid Media master table, you ensure that your system runs smoothly.

Note: This instruction applies only if you use Paid Media Manager.
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  1. Log on as an operator with access to Dev Studio.
  2. In the header of Dev Studio, click ConfigureSystemOperationsLogs.
  3. Confirm that the migration was successful:
    1. Click Log files and open the PegaRULES.log.
      The log contains the following lines:
      • CDH Data Upgrade - Number of records to be migrated from mkt_paidmedia_master RDBMS:XYZ
      • CDH Data Upgrade - Number of records migrated to PaidMediaMasterDDS:ABC
    2. Compare the XYZ and ABC values.
      If XYZ is equal to ABC, the migration was successful and you can now trigger the CleanUpPMMMasterAfterUpgrade activity to clean the master table and associated artifacts.
      Note: XYZ and ABC represent the number of records processed or migrated.
  4. In the header of Dev Studio, in the search box, enter and search for the CleanUpPMMMasterAfterUpgrade activity.
  5. Clean the master table and associated artifacts:
    1. Open the CleanUpPMMMasterAfterUpgrade activity, and then click ActionRun.
    2. The activity is complete if you see the following message: Success. The operation completed successfully.
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