Is there an extra command that needs to be run, in order to free volume
space after a job is cancelled?
A job was started on an appendable LTO4 tape and for various reasons it
was decided to cancel it after it reached the end and was requesting a
new volume to be loaded.
After the
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Is there an extra command that needs to be run, in order to free volume
space after a job is cancelled?
A job was started on an appendable LTO4 tape and for various reasons it
was decided to cancel it
Timo Neuvonen wrote:
Cancelling a job does not free the storage that the job occupied before it
was cancelled.
Thanks. I guess there is a reason for this but it seems counter
intuitive - I'd expect if something is cancelled, for all resources to
be freed.
Regards,
Richard
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Timo Neuvonen wrote:
Cancelling a job does not free the storage that the job occupied before
it
was cancelled.
Thanks. I guess there is a reason for this but it seems counter
intuitive - I'd expect
Alan Brown wrote:
As Timo said, in a tape, jobs may be interleaved. Because of that it's
dangerous to automatically purge one because of a job failure.
That makes sense.
Note that if you delete the failed JobId from the database and that job
is the only one on the tape, it will free up for
