Unable to delete object using IIQ console

HI All,

Unable to delete an application using IIQ console. it is keep attempting and no results or error

delete Application testapp
deleting Application testapp

whenever we delete an application, it will result deleting all links, entitlements, managedattributes, scorecards and exit with prompting ‘>’. but we waited for more than hour and no results on above command.

Can anyone assist with your inputs?

Hi @arunpandiyan_s,

delete application appid

You can try with application ID instead of application name. Even it is taken long time, enable the console log and check .

Regards,
Arun

Hi @arunpandiyan_s,

the deletion depend of number of accounts and managed attributes and from the resource of the server(CPUs, RAM, ecc…).
If you 50k accounts and 10k man.attributes, SP needsmore the 1 one hour for delete id.
Also you can see if SP is deleting the application on the account page of application. If the number of account decreasing, its good. Instead you have some problem.
You can try to delete it from debug page and see if you some error or check the logs file

@arunpandiyan_s
Did you get the object count of links, entitlements associated with the app during the process? Is it reducing ?

Also what type of application are you trying to delete, based on that first add the configuration filter to delete the links during aggregation by selecting detect deleted accounts , this would actually reduce the application deletion execution time

IIQ Console is one option to delete objects. But another option is, you can create a rule runner task and fetch the application object like below and pass that application object to the method which is present in Terminator class to delete the object. By using this you can see the progress of the task and also if try to write some try catch block to see the errors.

Application deleteApp = context.getObjectByName(Application.class, <ReplaceWithAppName>);

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