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How to Manually Purge Data from the MessageBox Database in a Test Environment

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When running BizTalk Server in a development or test environment, data that is stored in the MessageBox database is not usually business critical "live" data and therefore may be deleted. In these scenarios, you may need a "quick and dirty" method for purging data from the MessageBox database. Follow the procedures in this topic to manually purge data from the MessageBox database using the bts_CleanupMsgbox stored procedure.

Note

You should only perform these steps in a test environment. Manually purging the BizTalk MessageBox database in a production environment is not supported.

To stop BizTalk services

  1. Stop any instances of the BizTalk service from the Services console.

  2. If you are running any adapters in isolated hosts (for example HTTP, SOAP, or WCF), restart IIS by running the IISRESET from a command prompt.

  3. Shut down any custom Isolated Adapters that are running.

To create and execute the bts_CleanupMsgbox stored procedure using SQL Server 2008

  1. Click Start, click All Programs, click Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2, and then click SQL Server Management Studio.

  2. In the Connect to SQL Server dialog box, select the SQL server and the appropriate authentication method, and then click Connect.

  3. In the Available databases drop-down list, select the BizTalk Messagebox database (BizTalkMsgBoxDB by default).

  4. Click the New Query icon on the toolbar.

  5. Open the msgbox_cleanup_logic.sql file from SQL Server Management Studio. The msgbox_cleanup_logic.sql file is located in the \Program Files (x86)\Microsoft BizTalk Server <VERSION>Schema\ directory of the BizTalk Server computer.

  6. Click the Execute Query icon on the toolbar to run the script to create the bts_CleanupMsgbox stored procedure. The bts_CleanupMsgbox stored procedure can then be viewed in the list of stored procedures as dbo.bts_CleanupMsgbox.

  7. Click the New Query icon on the toolbar.

  8. Paste the following command into the new query window:

    exec bts_CleanupMsgbox

  9. Click the Execute Query icon on the toolbar to run the bts_CleanupMsgbox stored procedure.

    Important

    Do not run the bts_CleanupMsgbox stored procedure on a production server that is running BizTalk Server. You should only run the bts_CleanupMsgbox stored procedure in a test environment. Running the bts_CleanupMsgbox stored procedure in a production environment is not supported.

  10. Restart BizTalk services as needed.

Considerations when running the bts_CleanupMsgbox stored procedure

The following considerations apply when running the bts_CleanupMsgbox stored procedure:

  1. If you install a hot fix onto your test system that updates the BizTalk database schemas, the hot fix may overwrite the bts_CleanupMsgbox stored procedure with an empty version of this stored procedure. In this case, you will need to follow the procedures outlined in this topic to recreate the bts_CleanupMsgbox stored procedure.

  2. If you create a new MessageBox database, the bts_CleanupMsgbox stored procedure will be empty and you will need to follow the procedures outlined in this topic to recreate the bts_CleanupMsgbox stored procedure.

  3. Use of the bts_CleanupMsgbox stored procedure is not supported on a production system. This stored procedure will delete all of the data in your MessageBox database.

See Also

How to Purge Data from the BizTalk Tracking Database