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delete snapsync db
Function
The delete snapsync db command is used to forcibly delete database information about snapshot synchronization.
Format
delete snapsync db db_index=? local_fs_id=?
Parameters
Parameter |
Description |
Value |
|---|---|---|
db_index |
Database index of snapshot synchronization. |
To obtain the value, run the "show snapsync db" command. |
local_fs_id |
Local file system ID of snapshot synchronization. |
To obtain the value, run the "show snapsync db" command. |
Views
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Usage Guidelines
- Run this command under the guidance of R&D engineers. This command is only used to delete snapshot synchronization configurations when snapshot synchronization cannot be deleted on the CLI due to snapshot synchronization database errors. Do not use the command in other scenarios.
- Use this command together with "delete snapsync dcl" and "delete snapsync service_db" commands, and restart the system.
Example
Delete database information about snapshot synchronization "1".
developer:/>delete snapsync db db_index=1 local_fs_id=1
DANGER: You are about to forcibly delete snapshot synchronization configurations. This operation will cause the corresponding snapshot synchronization to be unavailable. This operation enables you to forcibly delete the configuration information about a single item of snapshot synchronization if snapshot synchronization pairs cannot be deleted properly.
Suggestion: Before performing this operation, contact R&D engineers and complete all operations under their guidance. In the meantime, ensure that:
1. No other users are performing configuration operations.
2. The entered parameters 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.
System Response
None
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