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Server Maintenance is an xTuple ERP batch job designed to perform regular database maintenance tasks. If you need to run the system maintenance routine, it is best to schedule this to run at an off-peak time and as a recurring job, as described in the section called “Scheduling Recurring Jobs”.
In xTuple Connect 3.5.1 and later, the Server Maintenance task runs
a Query Set called xtconnectServerMaint. The default
version of this Query Set simply does a REINDEX of the database the xTuple
Connect Batch Manager is connected to. Administrators can add other SQL
statements to this Query Set if necessary.
In order for the REINDEX to be performed, the user that is used to log on with the xTuple Connect Batch Manager client must be a superuser on the PostgreSQL database.
xTuple Connect 3.5.0 and earlier perform a complete PostgreSQL VACUUM FULL ANALYZE and REINDEX on the xTuple ERP database. However, versions 8.1 and later of PostgreSQL run the AUTOVACUUM daemon by default. You should not run System Maintenance on these versions (see http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/VACUUM_FULL for more information). For older versions of PostgreSQL and users who frequently purge a lot of old data, it may be prudent to perform a complete vacuum on a periodic basis.
To schedule Server Maintenance and submit the job to the xTuple Connect Batch Manager, follow these steps:
Follow this path:
In the "Response Email" field, the name of the user who submitted the job will appear
We will leave the schedule date ASAP, as shown in the following screen:
If you return back to the xTuple Connect Console screen to monitor the status of this job, you will see an entry for it with the action "ServerMaintenance".
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| Making Jobs Recur on a Schedule |  | Event Notification |