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Description
Deletes the specified rule-set. The specified rule-set can be empty or can contain rules.
Before deleting a rule-set, use the set command to detach the rule-set from any virtual volumes associated with the rule-set.
Examples
Delete a rule-set:
VPlexcli:/distributed-storage/rule-sets/NewRuleSet> ds rule-set destroy NewRuleSet
Context '/distributed-storage/rule-sets/NewRuleSet' has been removed.
In the following example:
The ll command displays to which devices the rule-set is attached.
The set rule-set name command detaches the rule set from a device.
The ds rule-set destroy command deletes the rule-set.
VPlexcli:/distributed-storage/rule-sets/TestRuleSet> ll
Attributes:
Name Value
------------------ ------------------------
key ruleset_5537985253109250
potential-conflict false
used-by dd_00
VPlexcli:/distributed-storage/rule-sets/TestRuleSet> cd //distributed-storage/
distributed-devices/dd_00
VPlexcli:/distributed-storage/distributed-devices/dd_00>set rule-set-name ""
Removing the rule-set from device 'dd_00' could result in data being unavailable
during a WAN link outage. Do you wish to proceed ? (Yes/No) yes
VPlexcli:/distributed-storage/distributed-devices/dd_00>ds rule-set destroy
TestRuleSet
See also
ds dd remove-all-rules
ds rule destroy
ds rule island-containing
ds rule-set copy
ds rule-set create
ds rule-set what-if
set
ds rule-set what-if
Tests if/when I/O is resumed at individual clusters, according to the current rule-set.
Contexts
All contexts.
In /distributed-storage/rule-sets context, command is what-if.
In /distributed-storage context, command is rule-set what-if.
Commands
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