Purpose
Removes a database system from the Business Continuity Manager-managed configuration.
Syntax
SYSTEM REMOVE tdpid ;Parameters
- tdpid
- Unique identifier (TDPID) of a database system.
Usage Considerations
- After you remove a database system, the system becomes unavailable to Business Continuity Manager for read or write requests.
- The TDPID that you specify must be valid within Business Continuity Manager. The TDPID must previously be added to Business Continuity Manager.
- The TDPID cannot be referenced in routing rules. To successfully run this command, first remove all references to the database system from the routing rules.
- The database system must be in one of the following states:
- Disconnected
- Unrecoverable
Example
The following scenario includes two systems, bltor and fast. The example first runs SYSTEM DEACTIVATE to deactivate the system bltor.
SYSTEM DEACTIVATE bltor;bcmadmin> Operation Number : 6
Operation Name : Deactivating Systems
User : admin
User Name : Main Administration User
Start Time : 10/19 12:51:06
Systems:
[1] bltor
Updates:
10/19 12:51:06 [-] Info: Beginning deactivation of systems
10/19 12:51:06 [-] Info: Resetting system 1 (bltor)
10/19 12:51:07 [-] Info: Reset system 1 (bltor)
10/19 12:51:07 [-] Info: Successfully deactivated 1 systems
10/19 12:51:07 [-] Info: Operation finished
Status : Finished (1)
Finish Time : 10/19 12:51:07
Systems:
[1] bltor - Finished (1)
After the command finishes, the system bltor is placed in the Unrecoverable state and ready for removal.
SYSTEM REMOVE bltor; Successfully removed system 'bltor'.