| | |
| | | * actually in the system (and will be insered in 3 days or so). |
| | | * 2) We have to keey ALL entries which are not actually precessed by the |
| | | * server never mind how old they are! |
| | | * 3) We have to keep the entry with the highest autoinc-id, because mysql calculates the |
| | | * autoinc-id as "new value = max(row) +1" and does not store this in a separate table. |
| | | * This means, if we delete to entry with the highest autoinc-value then this value is |
| | | * reused as autoinc and so there are more than one entries with the same value (over |
| | | * for example 4 Weeks). This is confusing for our system. |
| | | * ATTENTION 2) and 3) is in some case NOT the same! so we have to check both! |
| | | */ |
| | | |
| | | /* First we need all servers and the last sys_datalog-id they processed */ |
| | | $sql = "SELECT server_id, updated FROM server ORDER BY server_id"; |
| | | $records = $app->dbmaster->queryAllRecords($sql); |
| | | |
| | | /* Then we need the highest value ever */ |
| | | $sql = "SELECT max(datalog_id) FROM sys_datalog"; |
| | | $res = $app->dbmaster->queryOneRecord($sql); |
| | | $maxId = $res['max(datalog_id)']; |
| | | |
| | | /* Then delete server by server */ |
| | | foreach($records as $server) { |
| | | $tmp_server_id = intval($server['server_id']); |
| | | if($tmp_server_id > 0) { |
| | | $sql = "DELETE FROM sys_datalog WHERE tstamp < " . $tstamp . |
| | | $sql = "DELETE FROM sys_datalog " . |
| | | "WHERE tstamp < " . $tstamp . |
| | | " AND server_id = " . intval($server['server_id']) . |
| | | " AND datalog_id < " . intval($server['updated']); |
| | | " AND datalog_id < " . intval($server['updated']) . |
| | | " AND datalog_id < " . intval($maxId); |
| | | } |
| | | // echo $sql . "\n"; |
| | | $app->dbmaster->query($sql); |