DECLARE @uniqueID uniqueidentifier
SET @uniqueID = '00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000'
delete from [hosts] where id = @uniqueID
delete from [hosts] where parent_id = @uniqueID
delete from [folder_host] where host_id = @uniqueID
delete from [BObjects] where host_id = @uniqueID
--delete from [ssh_creds] where host_id = @uniqueID
delete from [soap_creds] where host_id = @uniqueID
delete from [Backup.Model.Storages] where host_id = @uniqueID
--delete from [HostComponents] where host_id = @uniqueID
delete from [Backup.Model.BackupTaskSessions] where object_id = @uniqueID
delete from [Backup.Model.OIBs] where object_id = @uniqueID
delete from [ObjectsInJobs] where object_id = @uniqueID
delete from [Backup.Model.Backups] where job_id = @uniqueID
delete from [Backup.Model.JobSessions] where job_id = @uniqueID
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Re: Removing ESXi host from Infrastructure pane
Thanks for sharing, but to be on the safe side I would still ask for support team assistance instead of removing records from database manually. Or at least take a configuration backup prior to running the given queries. Thanks!
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Re: Removing ESXi host from Infrastructure pane
That was given to me from support. But yes, always have a backup.
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