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sureshpeters
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11 years ago

How to remove a service group

I would like to remove the SG, will the below steps work? hagrp -offline SG –sys server1 hares –delete resources - delete parent resources first since resources are dependent on others Parent - tony, Child - ting So, run command hares -delete tony (first) hagrp –delete SG

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    mikebounds
    11 years ago

    Any order as these are resource dependencies (hares -dep), not group dependencies (hagrp -dep).

    Mike

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    mikebounds
    Level 6
    11 years ago

     

    Yes this would fine, but it does not matter what order you delete the resources, in fact you don't even have to stop the service group first, so basically as you have listed, you just delete all resources and then delete the group.
     
    Mike
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    sureshpeters
    Level 3
    11 years ago
    So, Can I delete child resource first before deleting parent one? # hares -dep tony #Parent Child Relationship tony ting online local firm
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    sureshpeters
    Level 3
    11 years ago
    Just want to confirm again, No matter how many resources exist and their dependencies, we can delete resource in whatorder order we like. AM I correct?
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    g_lee
    Level 6
    11 years ago

    resources yes, groups no (ie: you need to unlink any dependent groups before deleting)

    Interestingly (or suspiciously?) - the dependency output example you provided above ( https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/how-remove-service-group#comment-9124161 ) seems to be for a group (online local firm) rather than a resource, even though the cmd was supposedly hares .....

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    sureshpeters
    Level 3
    11 years ago
    Sorry for the confusion. The resource dependency is somthing like this... @test1 /root # hares -dep tony-o #Group Parent Child tom-SG tony-o tom-fs-M tom-SG tony-o tom-oracle-fs-M tom-SG tony-o tom-ora-dum-fs-M tom-SG tony-o tom-ora-aud-fs-M tom-SG tony-o tom-data-temp-fs-M tom-SG tony-o tom-tony-ora-fs-M So, we can delete the parent resource (tony-o) first and then remove the child resources (or) any order as you suggested.
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    mikebounds
    Level 6
    11 years ago

    Any order as these are resource dependencies (hares -dep), not group dependencies (hagrp -dep).

    Mike