Import Deleter schedule job doesn't cleanup 7 days older data in ImportSet tablesDescriptionThe Import Set Deleter scheduled job cleans up old import set data every day at midnight. By default, the job will delete all import sets that are older than 7 days and the associated import set table records. If this scheduled job is not active on your instance, activate it to mitigate the growing import set tables that you may have, especially when using recurring imports. If this cleaner job fail to delete data in the import set tables and the data size of these tables grew in lakhs, please follow the below procedure to keep this back in track Procedure We need to use the Table Cleaner schedule job to initially clean up the huge data in the import set tables. Here are the steps to implement Navigate to System maintenance > Table cleanupClick on it and create a new record from the content frame.Configure the Import Set table name from which you would like to delete the data, match field is 'sys created on', Ignore the age in seconds field, leave the cascade field unchecked, give a condition "created before <date>"Submit. This will delete all the records in the configured import set table executed in the above process based on "sys created on" field.The table cleaner job runs every 30 minutes by default. Check what is this configuration on your instance and have it executed accordingly.Once the job is executed, check if the records were archived in the respective Import Set table. Once this is successful, delete the above record from the table cleaner table ( sys_auto_flush table). Once this is done, the Import Set Deleter job should move on without any issues.Additional InformationImport sets key conceptsTable cleanup