> Why can't I delete a row in the log file that has a future date?
> The timestamp dates on your log files are based on the ESX server’s time. If you didn’t have VMware Tools installed and if at one time your ESX server was configured with a later times (e.g. year 2009), then it was updated with the correct time (e.g. year 2008), you’ll see 2009 entries in the log file, and they’ll appear at the top.
> To delete rows from the log table where the timestamp of the rows is greater than now:

> 1. | ssh to the Pano Manager. Go to Initiate Secure Connections.

> 2. | Type su postgres.

> 3. | Type psql attodevices.

> 4. | Delete from ad_log_event where ad_timestamp > CURRENT_TIMESTAMP;

> 5. | Type commit;.

> 6. | Type \q.

> 7. | Type exit.

> 8. | Log off the Pano Manager.

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