goto the client if it's unix and type in "cancel restore" then select the
number of the restore you want to cancel. Or you can just type in: "q
restore" from the server command line and cancel it from there otherwise
recycle dsmserv.
--Justin
"Thach, Kevin"
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OM> cc:
Sent by: "ADSM: Subject: Cancelling a restore
session...
Dist Stor
Manager"
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10/15/2002 01:56
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Please respond to
"ADSM: Dist Stor
Manager"
I have a failed restore session that isn't going away on its own, and when
I
try to cancel it, it says it is cancelling the session but it isn't getting
rid of it. I can't restart the restore because it says there is an active
restore in progress--which is the session that won't go away.
Is there a way to force it? Do I need to halt the server to get this thing
to go away?
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