The following examples use the twbrmcp command.
- The following twbrmcp command removes checkpoint files associated with a job and returns output verifying the removal:
$ twbrmcp MyJob Checkpoint file /opt/tbuild/client/<version>/tbuild/checkpoint/ MyJobLVCP has been removed Checkpoint file /opt/tbuild/client/<version>/tbuild/checkpoint/ MyJobCPD1 has been removed Checkpoint file /opt/tbuild/client/<version>/tbuild/checkpoint/ MyJobCPD1 has been removed
- The following twbrmcp command removes checkpoint files associated with a user and returns output verifying the removal:
$ twbrmcp ay160001 Checkpoint file /opt/tbuild/client/<version>/tbuild/checkpoint/ ay160001LVCP has been removed Checkpoint file /opt/tbuild/client/<version>/tbuild/checkpoint/ ay160001CPD1 has been removed Checkpoint file /opt/tbuild/client/<version>/tbuild/checkpoint/ ay160001CPD1 has been removed
- The following twbrmcp command, used without an attribute, returns information on what parameters are required to designate a checkpoint file for removal.
cs4400s3:/ > twbrmcp Usage: twbrmcp LogonID twbrmcp JobName Parameter description: LogonID The user logon ID JobName The job name specified for the 'tbuild' command
The twbrmcp command is not available on z/OS.