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01-03-2023 09:29 AM
It looks to me like the CMDB Query Builder generates new tables for its result.
The character of these tables is that they all have a name starting at u_cmdb_qb_result_ and that they extend the Query Builder Results [cmdb_qb_result_base] table.
Over time, I see before me a larger number of tables here, and perhaps not all of them are relevant.
How should one manage these? (Archiving/Deletion..)
Are there analytics on the use of these tables?
Thanks in advance!
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04-04-2023 04:07 AM
There is no dashboards OOTB atm for monitoring of the usage of the CMDB Query (tables).
The following Idea is created for this: Detect unused queries for the cmdb Query Builder which would help the customer to remove them, please upvote 🙂
(Note, when a query is deleted, the table is dropped backend.)

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03-27-2023 01:25 AM
If you are wondering about the data and not the management of the table it self, this KB Articles answers that question: KB0954427 - Query Results for CMDB Query Builder
(Scheduled job: CMDB Query Builder query results clean up, runs every day and cleans up the data from the query results table, which is more than 24 hours old.)

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04-04-2023 04:07 AM
There is no dashboards OOTB atm for monitoring of the usage of the CMDB Query (tables).
The following Idea is created for this: Detect unused queries for the cmdb Query Builder which would help the customer to remove them, please upvote 🙂
(Note, when a query is deleted, the table is dropped backend.)