On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 8:55 AM, Berend Dekens <berend AT cyberwizzard DOT nl> 
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Because my Bacula setup keeps evolving over time, so does the specifics
> of the database. Currently I have 2 pools with volumes and jobs that I
> want to get rid of.
>
> I tried purging and then deleting them (it would be nice if BAT allowed
> the selection of multiple volumes and it would stop jumping back to the
> console) but when I look at the bacula DB, it seems like a number of
> jobs are still present in the database.
>
delete pool

from a bacula console
>
> I've searched for a tool to check integrity or something that would
> allow me to specify a pool to delete and then clean up any reference in
> the database to this pool.
>
> I've looked to see if the DB schema was documented somewhere (I've found
> a lot of references but starting a blind delete is probably not a good
> idea) but so far I've yet to find something.
>
dbcheck

from the shell will clean the database.

John

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