Delete Job Log

[johmu]

Hello everyone,

i got a question: Is it possible to delete "old" entries in the last 24-hours job log? I know that's not possible via GUI but can i delete them on other ways?

Reason: We don't have any issues with our backup but someone hasn't set the time properly when the server was installed so we have erros for the year 2025 (yea, rly...), which is pretty annoying to see everytime you open B&R console



As you can see on the screen the dates are totally wrong and it's not deleting those entries; i guess until 14.03.2025 which is not really useful.

Some ideas ?

[Mildur]

Veeam support can help you to purge the entries from the database.

[johmu]

yea, i've done that additionally today

but i thought maybe someone had the same issue sometime

[soncscy]

I think I've seen this before; if you want to clean it without any editing or messing with powershell, you can temporarily set the server time to be in front of the end-date by 24 hour, and then close/open the console.

That "should" reset it. Then you can revert the server time and again close/open the console.

[rennerstefan]

Hi,

there is already a Thread covering the same
Topic.
Please add your request there so we can better track the amount of request for that specific topic.

veeam-backup-replication-f2/feature-req ... 52222.html

Thanks

[johmu]

I think I've seen this before; if you want to clean it without any editing or messing with powershell, you can temporarily set the server time to be in front of the end-date by 24 hour, and then close/open the console.

That "should" reset it. Then you can revert the server time and again close/open the console.

thanks for reply, i will try that !

[johmu]

there is already a Thread covering the same
Topic.
Please add your request there so we can better track the amount of request for that specific topic.

veeam-backup-replication-f2/feature-req ... 52222.html

Hi, thanks; veeam support also refered to that

[johmu]

I think I've seen this before; if you want to clean it without any editing or messing with powershell, you can temporarily set the server time to be in front of the end-date by 24 hour, and then close/open the console.

That "should" reset it. Then you can revert the server time and again close/open the console.

so i gave it a try but unfortunately the logs are still the same; but thank you anyway for the idea !