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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction
  3. Working with Enterprise Data Manager
  4. Enterprise Data Manager
  5. ILM Repository Constraints
  6. Partition Exchange Purging
  7. APIs
  8. Smart Partitioning
  9. Salesforce Accelerator
  10. SAP Application Retirement Entities
  11. Import Formats for Constraints
  12. Glossary

Enterprise Data Manager Guide

Enterprise Data Manager Guide

Excluded Child Tables

Excluded Child Tables

The following child tables are not included in the Event entity:
Table Name
Reason for Exclusion
Cascade Delete
AcceptedEventRelation
Subset of EventRelation table
False
AttachedContentDocument
Salesforce limitation - not queryable
True
CombinedAttachment
Salesforce limitation - not queryable
True
ContentVersion
-
False
DeclinedEventRelation
Subset of EventRelation table
False
EventFeed
Subset of FeedItem table
True
UndecidedEventRelation
Subset of EventRelation table
False
When the archive job purges event records, records from the excluded child tables that have cascade delete set to true will also be purged by Salesforce. Some tables are excluded from the entity because they are a subset of another table. Even though data from these tables is purged by Salesforce, there is no data loss on the subset tables because the same data is available in the superset table, which is part of the Event entity.
Note that some tables are excluded from the entity because they are not available unless features like tag, shared activites, and network communities are enabled.
In the Salesforce Event page, there is an option to create a meeting request using the
New Meeting Request
button. Once the meeting is created, by default it will exist in an "Unconfirmed" state. In an unconfirmed state, some of the event columns like "EndDateTime" and "StartDateTime" are empty. Because of this unconfirmed state, records will not be included in an archive or purge job.

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