Hi Raj,You can try using TagManager.resolveByTitle("tagTitlePath") or TagManager.resolve("tagPath"). Once you get the Tag object you will be able to get the Tag ID from it using Tag.getTagID() method.

UPDATE : I now see the nodes purged per the configuration. But wanted to know the timing of this scheduler. Is it running once per week since I saw it not purging after a day or two.

Sh1ju wrote... Audit logs needs to be cleaned on regular basis to maintain the repository at an optimal size.Use osgi configuration at “Audit log purge scheduler” to configure automatic audit log purging.  Hi Shiju,I tried configuring the same but it did not remove the audit nodes. PFB the details. ...

Hi Sandeep,I believe the version is stored under /jcr:system/jcr:versionStorage and all OOTB audit information is stored under /var/audit for many events. The Version Purge won't help here I believe.Regards,Ashwin Raju

Hi,I see lot of audit nodes created under /var such as /var/audit/com.day.cq.wcm.core.page, /var/audit/com.day.cq.replication, /var/audit/com.day.cq.dam. As the application usage increases, day by day, the number of nodes created under these nodes is increasing and is adding to the repository size o...

In such a case, have noticed when there are large changes to be saved in a particular save call, sometimes we see repository exception which is evident both in code and when changes are saved in CRXDE. So was just curious to have some pointers on best practices and implementations.

I will check internally to see if there is a known best practice - however - when reading JCR docs - i have never seen a specific limit. 

Hi,I came across one of the utility to clean empty workflow folders (remaining after OOTB workflow purge) in http://aemfaq.blogspot.com/2013/07/utility-to-get-rid-of-folders-not.html. This utility is working in AEM 5.6 but not working in AEM 6.1 since AEM creates internal folders under instances nod...

Hi,The best approach for searching a particular term in code base is to search through your codebase in an IDE like Eclipse which has inbuilt search feature.From, system console, you can go to Status --> Bundles (http://<host>:<port>/system/console/status-Bundles) which has the full list of bundles,...

Hi,You can write a query to search for the same node name under dam path to check if there are same name images present in different folders.Regards,Ashwin Raju