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I have recently loaded about 30GB of data to a database. To clear the content I ran the following gradle command which succeeded but the database was not cleared. Could not find any errors in the log. 

gradle mlClearContentDatabase -PdeleteAll=true

Any idea to what the issue might be or anyone have similar issues?

Mads Hansen
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Use the project property confirm=true

Clearing the content database

gradle mlClearContentDatabase -Pconfirm=true

It looks like the wiki page might be incorrect. Says you should use deleteAll instead of confirm.

You must include the property -PdeleteAll=true, which is required to decrease the chance that you run this task accidentally.

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  • That's correct - the example has the right property (confirm=true), the explanation did not. I fixed that. Also note that if confirm=true is not included, the task throws an error stating it must be incldued. – rjrudin Feb 11 '19 at 13:59
  • I just tried gradle mlClearContentDatabase -Pconfirm=true and got a message To clear the database, include the deleteAll parameter e.g. -PdeleteAll=true using mlgradle version 3.0.0 – Samita Sarkar Mar 13 '19 at 16:31