Thanks,

I guess I should clarify.  I would like to do this from a cron job.  By the
time I get in to clean it each day I have 4000+ entries in the activity
monitor.

Eric

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Hello

On the Unix GUI, you can filter by class, apply, select all, and delete.

Regards,
John I Wang
Sr. Systems Engineer
Steverson Information Professionals

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Hi,

We are using SQL backtrack for our Oracle backups.  Unfortunately it tends
to generate a lot of small jobs, and we have hundreds of databases.  This
make the activity monitor very slow, and difficult to use.

Is it possible to selectively delete log files (say by class).  I would like
to clean-up all the jobs for the sql-backtrack class once a day, while
leaving the other logs alone.

Thanks

Eric

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