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Meta Woot!: How to remove old data?

test_qweqwe
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Hi.
After I populate my lookup with hosts, index and sourcetypes I want to remove all this data and populate again, how me do this?
I remove all lookups, but it's not help me, only reinstall app.

For example, after my lookup populated i changed one name of host and in statistic I have old name that not active Index Level - Late or Latency - High because i'm stop use to it, or update name.

I'm using 2.0.4.

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pj
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Meta Woot! 2.1 and above has a search to enable you to remove stale data from the KV store after a certain number of seconds. The seconds are definable by the user in a macro. You could take that search and simply run it using 0 seconds to wipe the entire KV store. Alternatively simply running | outputlookup meta_woot should wipe the KV store too.

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pj
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Meta Woot! 2.1 and above has a search to enable you to remove stale data from the KV store after a certain number of seconds. The seconds are definable by the user in a macro. You could take that search and simply run it using 0 seconds to wipe the entire KV store. Alternatively simply running | outputlookup meta_woot should wipe the KV store too.

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