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0D54z00008ppeluCAAOkta Classic EngineAdministrationAnswered2025-09-13T09:01:51.000Z2023-03-02T18:32:51.000Z2023-03-03T16:01:59.000Z
Cleaning up the Okta database and ongoing maintenance

After several years of us, our Okta database has collected hundreds of thousands of accounts from users of our web content. I feel certain that a decent percentage of accounts are no longer being used and I would like to clean up the accounts that have not been used in more than XX months (or whatever time period is available). Is there a way to first determine how many accounts have had no recent activity and then to delete those accounts? I assume that we would use some sort of script (Python, etc) to delete the accounts, but I'd like to get a feel for how many accounts we are targeting. Also, going forward I would like to set a routine that would automatically delete an account after a certain period of inactivity. Sounds like there is a setting available to inactivate accounts, does it also delete them?


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Cleaning up the Okta database and ongoing maintenance