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Gbkmut Views

Gbkmut Views

Gbkmut Views

(OP)
Macola ES 9.6.200 with SQL Server 2008 R2

Our database is starting to get bloated with views that Macola is creating that are named with the time and either GbkmutDbCrVIEW or GbkmutGLVIEW. Are these views required to be retained, and if not is there a way to have Macola remove them?

Thanks.

RE: Gbkmut Views

They are not required - and yes the GBKMUT views (along with all of the other temporary views, sp's and tables) are a nuisance.

I typically use a SQL script scheduled to run each evening to clear them out.

Peter Shirley
Macola Consultant, PA and surrounding states.
http://www.erpessentials.com

RE: Gbkmut Views

(OP)
Thanks Peter. That's what we did with the temp tables, so I'll guess we'll do that with the temp views too. Just seems odd that these are created and stored forever when they are never used again.

Rich.

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