And for POA Table clean up, refer the below links. blogs.msdn.com/.../table-bloat-due-to-workflow-log-entries.aspx blogs.msdn.com/.../principalobjectaccess-performance-recommendations.aspx Apart from that Deletion Service deletes associated PrincipalObjectAccess (POA) records when executing its maintenance routine. Primarily principalobjectaccess/POA (inherited and shared privileges) records left behind from deleted entity records as well as a few other odds and ends. You can find out the execution time of Deletion Service Maintenance job using CRM2013JobEditor.exe Tool and modify the schedule if needed. CRM2013JobEditor.exe can be downloaded from below link. crmjobeditor.codeplex.com/.../117948 You can check the status in SQL by executing the below query in MSCRM_CONFIG Database. -- Change the DatabaseName as appropriate. select * from ScaleGroupOrganizationMaintenanceJobs where OrganizationId in (select Id from Organization where DatabaseName = 'Organizationname_MSCRM') and OperationType = 14 More information on CRM 2013 Maintenance Jobs: blogs.msdn.com/.../crm-2013-maintenance-jobs.aspx
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