Archiving and Purging Strategies
The purging and archiving solution in the RightAngle tool uses an automated process to move inactive data from the production database to an archive database. The process is designed to be simple, efficient, and scalable, with minimal impact on system performance increasing. The data is securely stored and easily accessible for retrieval allowing better use of their data.
Archiving in RightAngle
RightAngle provides the ability to archive data that is no longer actively used to a secure storage location. This can help improve system performance by reducing the number of rows in the tables and prevent any negative impact on the system due to a large volume of data
Purging in RightAngle
RightAngle provides functionality to configure the purging to control the record retention settings for the various log and archive tables within the system. It also provides the ability to define retention periods for specific custom tables.
Understanding the Implementation Strategies
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Key Benefits of Archiving and Purging Strategies
System Performance
- Effective management of the stored data in the database.
- Ensures an efficient system operation and prevents data overload by reducing the volume of data and freeing up to 50% of disk space.
Data Management
- Provides a superior data management experience by allowing users customization options.
- Ensures only essential data is retained, resulting in an optimized data management solution and also reduces recovery time by 40%
Storage Cost Savings
- It helps companies to reduce 50% of storage costs by removing unnecessary data from the custom and core tables, reducing the amount of data that needs to be stored.
Compliance
- It help companies to comply with regulations regarding data retention in energy companies by providing a secure and controlled way to remove data from the system.
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