Instant Capacity on Demand (iCOD) User's Guide for versions B.05.x

Using iCOD to Manage your Processors
Overriding Deferred Processor Activations and Deactivations
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Example 4-3 Undoing an Accidental Deferred Processor Activation
1. On your system or partition you currently have 2 processors
activated and 2 processors inactive. You accidentally perform a
deferred activation for 1 additional active processor by entering the
following command:
icod_modify -D -a 1 [desc]:user-name:mgr-name:mgr-email:mgr-phone
2. Later, and prior to a system reboot, you realize that you didn’t want
to activate the additional processor — which would give you 3 active
processors — and you want your number of active processors to be 2.
You can override the initial deferred activation in
Step 1 by entering
the following command:
icod_modify -a 0 [desc]:user-name:mgr-name:mgr-email:mgr-phone
The -a 0 option in Step 2 (above) overrides the previous (deferred)
icod_modify command, which was executed in
Step 1.