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Fix broken links authored May 21, 2025 by Oriol's avatar Oriol
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Since a lot of data is reported by EAR to the database, EAR provides two commands to remove old data and free up space. These are intended to be used with a `cron` job or a similar tool, but they can also be run manually without any issues. The two tools are `edb_clean_pm` to remove periodic data accounting from nodes, and `edb_clean_apps` to remove all the data related to old jobs.
For more information on this commands, check the [commands' page on the wiki](EAR-commands#database-commands)
For more information on this commands, check the [commands' page on the wiki](https://gitlab.bsc.es/ear_team/ear/-/wikis/EAR-commands).
## Database creation and `ear.conf`
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* start_time: timestamp of the start of the period
* end_time: timestamp of the end of the period
* DC_energy: accumulated energy consumed by the period
* eardbd_host: hostname of the eardbd reporting the data to database. The hostnames of the nodes are trimmed at any “.”, i.e., service1.at.cluster becomes service1.
\ No newline at end of file
* eardbd_host: hostname of the eardbd reporting the data to database. The hostnames of the nodes are trimmed at any “.”, i.e., service1.at.cluster becomes service1.
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