Manually Remove AIQ Executions from MySQL - Controlled Procedure
High-risk maintenance guidance
Manually removing executions from the AIQ database is a high-risk maintenance action. Use supported product cleanup features first. Direct database changes should only be performed with backups, approval, and support guidance.
Before any manual removal
- Confirm the reason for removal and the exact execution IDs or date range.
- Back up the database and verify restore capability.
- Stop or isolate affected AIQ services if required by support instructions.
- Confirm downstream impact on reports, dashboards, audits, and references.
Validation workflow
- Run queries in read-only mode first to confirm target records.
- Execute only reviewed and approved cleanup statements.
- Restart or refresh affected AIQ services if required.
- Validate reports, execution lists, and database logs after cleanup.
Last updated: October 7, 2026