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TimeScaleDB Retention

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    gmonk63
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    Are there any default data retention policies setup for TS  ?   I have been trying to figure out why my DB is so bloated at 92GB I only have about 1K devices with only about 200 having about 10-20 DCI's the rest is icmp checks is this normal ?  I have NetXMS setup to only keep 30days of everthing being collected so Im wondering if the data is remaining for some reason.  

    Using version 5.22 Debian 12

    Thanks

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      Filipp Sudanov
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      For TSDB data is stored in the following tables - number in the name is the retention period

      IDATA_SC_7
      IDATA_SC_30
      IDATA_SC_90
      IDATA_SC_180
      IDATA_SC_OTHER
      IDATA_SC_DEFAULT

      If you DCI retention time is "Default", then IDATA_SC_DEFAULT table will be used.
      IDATA_SC_OTHER stores DCIs with duration longer the 180 days.

      You can check size of these tables (and also TDATA_SC_* for table DCIs) in your database

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