- Getting Started
- Requirements
- Best Practices
- Installation
- Updating
- Identity Server
- Troubleshooting startup errors
Orchestrator Installation Guide
Before you upgrade
If you use Active Directory (AD) and are planning on upgrading to 2023.4.0, we highly recommend that you skip straight to the 2023.4.3 version, as 2023.4.0, 2023.4.1 and 2023.4.2 are impacted by an AD issue.
Please make sure to perform these steps before you upgrade to 2023.4+. They help ensure that, once the upgrade is done, you can get started in no time, with zero issues.
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Back up your database to remove any data loss risks.
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Run the pre-upgrade database maintenance script below.
This script removes all expired or consumed grants from the database. This helps speed up the[identity].[PersistedGrants]
primary key and index re-creation, and, as such, the database migration.DECLARE @Now DATETIME2 = GETUTCDATE() DECLARE @ConsumedGrantsGracePeriod DATETIME2 = DATEADD(hour, -2, @Now) DECLARE @ConsumedDeleted int = 1 DECLARE @ExpiredDeleted int = 1 DECLARE @BatchSize int = 500 DECLARE @ConsumedBatchesDeleted int = 0 DECLARE @ExpiredBatchesDeleted int = 0 SET LOCK_TIMEOUT 0 SET DEADLOCK_PRIORITY LOW WHILE (@ConsumedDeleted=1 OR @ExpiredDeleted=1) BEGIN IF @ConsumedDeleted=1 BEGIN BEGIN TRY DELETE TOP(@BatchSize) FROM [identity].[PersistedGrants] WHERE [ConsumedTime] IS NOT NULL AND [ConsumedTime] < @ConsumedGrantsGracePeriod AND [Type] <> 'reference_token' IF @@ROWCOUNT = 0 SET @ConsumedDeleted=0 ELSE SET @ConsumedBatchesDeleted = @ConsumedBatchesDeleted + 1 END TRY BEGIN CATCH PRINT 'Failed to delete consumed grants' END CATCH END IF @ExpiredDeleted=1 BEGIN BEGIN TRY DELETE TOP(@BatchSize) FROM [identity].[PersistedGrants] WHERE [Expiration] < @Now AND [Type] <> 'reference_token' IF @@ROWCOUNT = 0 SET @ExpiredDeleted=0 ELSE SET @ExpiredBatchesDeleted = @ExpiredBatchesDeleted + 1 END TRY BEGIN CATCH PRINT 'Failed to delete expired grants' END CATCH END PRINT 'Consumed batches deleted: ' + CONVERT(nvarchar(32), @ConsumedBatchesDeleted) PRINT 'Expired batches deleted: ' + CONVERT(nvarchar(32), @ExpiredBatchesDeleted) -- Wait for 10 seconds between deletes IF (@ExpiredDeleted=1 OR @ConsumedDeleted=1) WAITFOR DELAY '00:00:05.000' END
DECLARE @Now DATETIME2 = GETUTCDATE() DECLARE @ConsumedGrantsGracePeriod DATETIME2 = DATEADD(hour, -2, @Now) DECLARE @ConsumedDeleted int = 1 DECLARE @ExpiredDeleted int = 1 DECLARE @BatchSize int = 500 DECLARE @ConsumedBatchesDeleted int = 0 DECLARE @ExpiredBatchesDeleted int = 0 SET LOCK_TIMEOUT 0 SET DEADLOCK_PRIORITY LOW WHILE (@ConsumedDeleted=1 OR @ExpiredDeleted=1) BEGIN IF @ConsumedDeleted=1 BEGIN BEGIN TRY DELETE TOP(@BatchSize) FROM [identity].[PersistedGrants] WHERE [ConsumedTime] IS NOT NULL AND [ConsumedTime] < @ConsumedGrantsGracePeriod AND [Type] <> 'reference_token' IF @@ROWCOUNT = 0 SET @ConsumedDeleted=0 ELSE SET @ConsumedBatchesDeleted = @ConsumedBatchesDeleted + 1 END TRY BEGIN CATCH PRINT 'Failed to delete consumed grants' END CATCH END IF @ExpiredDeleted=1 BEGIN BEGIN TRY DELETE TOP(@BatchSize) FROM [identity].[PersistedGrants] WHERE [Expiration] < @Now AND [Type] <> 'reference_token' IF @@ROWCOUNT = 0 SET @ExpiredDeleted=0 ELSE SET @ExpiredBatchesDeleted = @ExpiredBatchesDeleted + 1 END TRY BEGIN CATCH PRINT 'Failed to delete expired grants' END CATCH END PRINT 'Consumed batches deleted: ' + CONVERT(nvarchar(32), @ConsumedBatchesDeleted) PRINT 'Expired batches deleted: ' + CONVERT(nvarchar(32), @ExpiredBatchesDeleted) -- Wait for 10 seconds between deletes IF (@ExpiredDeleted=1 OR @ConsumedDeleted=1) WAITFOR DELAY '00:00:05.000' END -
Migrate your classic folders to modern folders, so as to ensure uninterrupted executions.
These are the changes that you can expect at this point in the classic folders removal process.