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delete fs_remote_replication snap
Function
The delete fs_remote_replication snap command is used to forcibly delete the remote replication snap information of a specified file system.
Parameters
Parameter |
Description |
Value |
|---|---|---|
| snap_id=? | Snap ID. | Export the CCDB and check the incorrect snap_id. |
Usage Guidelines
- Do not use this command without R&D engineers' guidance. This command can only be used when you need to delete the snap and you cannot delete the remote replication with incorrect DB information. Do not use this command in other scenarios.
- This command must be used with the "delete fs_remote_replication service_db" command. After deleting the corresponding snap resources, restart the system.
Example
To delete the snap information of snap ID "35459249995777", run the following command.
developer:/>delete fs_remote_replication snap snap_id=35459249995777</p> <p>DANGER: You are about to forcibly maintain file system remote replication. This operation will cause the corresponding value-added pair to be unavailable. This operation enables you to forcibly delete the configuration information about a single item of file system remote replication if file system remote replication objects cannot be deleted properly. Suggestion: Before performing this operation, contract R&D engineers, perform all procedures under their guidance, and confirm the operation. 1. The system is not configured by other users. 2. The parameter values that are entered are correct. Have you read danger alert message carefully?(y/n)y Are you sure you really want to perform the operation?(y/n)y Command executed successfully.
