Deleting an isolated region removes all of the current
data and database tables. Deleting the workflow system additionally
removes the workflow system properties that apply to all isolated
regions in the workflow system.
About this task
When you use the administration console to delete the
last connection point for an isolated region, the isolated region
is automatically removed. When you delete the last connection point
to the last isolated region, the workflow system properties are removed. Although
removing the workflow database removes the transferred workflow definitions,
it does not remove the links between the definitions and the document
class or individual document in an object store.
Attention: This
behavior is different from previous releases, where there was no link
between deleting connection point and isolated region objects and
removing the actual workflow system tables. If you currently have
production data in your workflow system, back up the corresponding
database before you remove the last connection point.
Tip: If you intend to use this workflow system again and want
to retain the workflow system properties, initialize the last region
instead of deleting the last connection point.
What to do next
After you initialize a region, you must
prune the data for the same region in the
IBM® FileNet® Case Analyzer database.