Kbase P117369: How to manually unregister DB resources in a Sun Cluster
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
21/07/2006 |
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Status: Unverified
GOAL:
How to manually unregister DB resources in a Sun Cluster
GOAL:
Which Sun cluster commands are used to unregister a DB resource
FACT(s) (Environment):
Sun Solaris SPARC
FIX:
The process to unregister the resource has to follow this particular order in order to be successful:
For example the DB sports
1.- Change the resources to unmanaged mode
scswitch -n -j sports-db_7E68C566-8794-F063-49D7-F70C1087B086
scswitch -n -j sports-db_7E68C566-8794-F063-49D7-F70C1087B086_has
2.- Remove resources
Srgadm -r -j sports-db_7E68C566-8794-F063-49D7-F70C1087B086
Scrgadm -r -j sports-db_7E68C566-8794-F063-49D7-F70C1087B086_has
3.- Change the resource group to unmanaged mode
scswitch -u -g sports-db_7E68C566-8794-F063-49D7-F70C1087B086_rg
4.- Now it is safe to remove the resource group
scrgadm -r -g sports-db_7E68C566-8794-F063-49D7-F70C1087B086_rg
5.- Check that there are no traces of this DB resources using:
scstat
6.- Being at the DB directory, retry the registration using the user root like this:
procluster /DB/sports enable -pf sports.pf