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FortiSIEM: how to delete a case?
Hi Community,
In FortiSIEM 7, is there a possibility to delete a case and the references?
On the FortiSIEM Dashboard under Cases, a case has a Ticket_ID and Incident_ID.
In my example, I have a 1 Incident_ID 121212 which links to 3 Ticket_ID's 33086714, 33086715 and 33086716.
So far, I had to delete the Ticket_ID from two tables:
phoenixdb=# delete from ph_incident_ticket_trail where ticket_id = 33086716;
DELETE 1
phoenixdb=# delete from ph_incident_ticket where id = 33086716;
DELETE 1
However if I lookup the Incident_ID, it keeps pointing to 33086716:
phoenixdb=# select ticket_id from ph_incident where incident_id = 121212;
ticket_id
-----------
33086716
(1 row)
Is it safe to update the field here with the before last ticket_id 33086715?
Also, if I check under Incidents, the Active History still shows all 3 cases - how can I delete the references?
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By design, Cases can not be deleted. They can only be marked Closed. Then they will disappear from default view. Database will be cleaned up later in a consistent way. This is similar in principle to most bug tracking systems .
Users making changes to the database tables is not recommended, and not supported.
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Hello,
Thank you for using the Community Forum. I have moved this to FortiSIEM Discussions, where you are more likely to receive an answer.
Thanks,
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By design, Cases can not be deleted. They can only be marked Closed. Then they will disappear from default view. Database will be cleaned up later in a consistent way. This is similar in principle to most bug tracking systems .
Users making changes to the database tables is not recommended, and not supported.
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Hi PartBhat,
I can understand this point of view - thank you. :)
Let me ask it in another way: is there a database command that can cleanup orphaned records and/or shrink the database?
I'm asking because our misconfiguration unfortunately resulted in 58K of Case records, which take up 50Gb of space and are useless to us.
