Canceling tasks, Deleting tasks, Distributing copy group definitions (mainframe) – HP 9000 rp5405 Servers User Manual
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Canceling tasks
You can cancel tasks that were registered at the completion of Pair Configuration Wizard processing
and have a status of Ready. You cannot cancel tasks that have any other status or that were registered
at the completion of Change Pair Status Wizard processing.
To cancel tasks:
1.
From the Explorer menu, choose Tasks.
The Tasks subwindow appears.
2.
Select the check boxes of the tasks you want to cancel, and then click Cancel Tasks.
The Cancel Tasks dialog box appears.
3.
Confirm the tasks that will be canceled, and then cancel them.
The information in the Status and Execution Request Time columns for the tasks displayed in the
Tasks subwindow is refreshed.
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Deleting tasks
You can delete tasks related to operations on copy pairs that were registered when the Pair
Configuration Wizard or the Change Pair Status Wizard completed an operation, or when a copy
pair associated with a remote path was deleted. You can only delete tasks that have the Cancel,
Failure, Warning or Success status. When a task is deleted the task information is deleted from the
repository. Resources reserved by a task are released when all the related workflows are deleted.
Once a task has completed and the retention period has expired, it is automatically deleted from the
Task List. Users with the Admin (Replication Manager management) permission can manage the
retention period. For details on how to check the retention period of a task, see “
To delete tasks:
1.
From the Explorer menu, choose Tasks and then Tasks.
The Tasks subwindow appears.
2.
Select the check boxes of the tasks you want to delete, and then click Delete Tasks.
The Delete Tasks dialog box appears.
3.
Confirm your selections, and then delete them.
The information in the display is updated.
Related topics
Distributing copy group definitions (mainframe)
This module discusses copy group list distribution:
• About distributing copy group definitions
Managing pair life cycle
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