Whoops - spoke a little too soon about database id: 11851009. That one was mid-delete when I logged this ticket, but it failed for some reason so I'm digging into that now. Will ping again once that one is gone.

Confirming that 19112117 is deleted.

@KHaggard I was already going to ask you about a database for me to test creating groups on - shame I didn't ask yesterday :-) But basically I'm not sure if it makes sense for me to use one of the not-very-used databases or for you to create a new one for the purpose. The goal is to create a group in Civi & push it up to Acoustic for special major gifts mailings etc - I'm expecting any groups I create can be deleted again after but perhaps a sandbox db would be a good thing - maybe not only for this

Hmm yeah I agree it might be better for me to create a new "sandbox" database for that testing purpose (let me know if that is in another phab somewhere) @Eileenmcnaughton

These ones are super old and I think they need to go. Still working on 11851009 though

@KHaggard the phab is this one https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T301514 - but if you create one for testing I think we should keep it as not being able to test while coding has been an issue before

@Eileenmcnaughton Ok, that makes sense to me. After we finish this phab, I'll work on creating a sandbox database. Would that also mean we would need to run ForgetMe requests on that new database too or could we keep it empty of contacts between use cases?

@KHaggard I think we'd proably just purge contacts out of it - it won't have many in it anyway

I've removed the 2 dbs from forgetme - only 2 remain 'database_id' => [9644238,14682316],

Thanks @Eileenmcnaughton . Just a quick update from my side: Acoustic kept blocking me from deleting database id 11851009. @bsisolak logged this with Acoustic support. They need to cleanup some things in order for the system to allow us to delete the database. Once that's complete I should be able to run the deletion job and I'll ping here when it's complete.

Quick update that database id 11851009 is now successfully deleted from Acoustic. Thanks!