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POBS Cleaning Process

POBS data refers to the organizational breakdown structure stored in Primavera P6 databases. Large amounts of unused POBS data can cause slow import and export of XER files between P6 and other systems. The document provides a 5-step process to clean POBS data from a P6 database by locating the database home page, logging in with the correct credentials, running select and delete SQL commands on the POBS table.

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POBS Cleaning Process

POBS data refers to the organizational breakdown structure stored in Primavera P6 databases. Large amounts of unused POBS data can cause slow import and export of XER files between P6 and other systems. The document provides a 5-step process to clean POBS data from a P6 database by locating the database home page, logging in with the correct credentials, running select and delete SQL commands on the POBS table.

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Exported file Before Pobs Cleaning

What is POBS Data?


POBS stands for Performing Organizational Breakdown Structure
Exported file After Pobs Cleaning
What are the problems with POBS data & XER Files?
if you’re an Oracle Primavera P6 user you’ve probably heard about the
problems with large XER files, slow XER import processes and the
problems with POBS data in the Primavera P6 database. Which took
hours for XER file imports and exports.

How Can I Clean POBS Data From My Database


Step 1-Step One – Locate the Oracle XE Database Home Page
Step 2-Log Into the Database Home Page
Note : -You must use ADMPRM$PM as the username & Password should be your P6 password
Step 3-Select SQL Commands
Step 4 – Enter the Count Command
select * from pobs
Step 5 – Enter the Delete Command
delete from pobs

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