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delete hyper_metro_vstore_pair rss
Function
The delete hyper_metro_vstore_pair rss command is used to forcibly delete the vStore pair from a specific vStore.
Parameters
Parameter |
Description |
Value |
|---|---|---|
| local_pair_id=? | Local vStore pair ID. | Export the CCDB and check the incorrect local_pair_id. |
| vstore_id=? | Local vStore ID. | To obtain the value, run "show vstore". |
Usage Guidelines
- Do not use this command without R&D engineers' guidance. This command can be used to unset Vstore Type only when the vStore pair database is incorrect and HyperMetro cannot be deleted through the command-line interface (CLI). Do not use this command in other scenarios.
- This command must be used with the "delete hyper_metro_vstore_pair db" command. Restart the system after running the commands.
Example
Delete the vStore pair from the vStore whose vStore ID is "0" and vStore pair ID is "0".
developer:/>delete hyper_metro_vstore_pair rss local_pair_id=0 vstore_id=0 DANGER: You are about to forcibly maintain the HyperMetro vStore pair database configuration. This operation will make the corresponding HyperMetro vStore pair unavailable. This operation enables you to forcibly delete a single configuration item of a HyperMetro vStore pair if HyperMetro vStore pair objects cannot be deleted properly. Suggestion: Before performing this operation, contract R&D engineers and confirm the following: 1. The system is not being configured by other users. 2. The entered parameter values are correct. Are you sure you really want to perform the operation?(y/n)y Command executed successfully.
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