Backup and Restore 2 Manual

BRCOM Commands

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Guidelines

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Each job normally deletes its BRCMD file and BRIC file automatically. However,

these files might be left on disk if the job is terminated abnormally.

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The job must be in a correct state for a cleanup process. The proper states for a

cleanup operation to be performed are: DONE, STOP, ABRT, ABND.

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You cannot use the CLEANUP JOB command to delete BRJOBS records.

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The job must be present in the BRJOBS file. You cannot issue a CLEANUP JOB

command if the job has been deleted using the DELETE JOB command. Issue the

CLEANUP JOB command, and then use the DELETE JOB command.

Example

BR> CLEANUP JOB zbr005be ;

DELETE JOB Command

Use the DELETE JOB command to delete a job from the BRJOBS file.

jobid

is a valid unique job identifier with a maximum of eight characters. The characters

can be alphabetic, numeric, or a combination. The first character cannot be

numeric. Wild cards (* or ?) are permitted. Job IDs are not case-sensitive. The job

ID must exist in the BRJOBS file.

For example:

A1234567

aaaaaaaa

abcdEFG

I607

I*07

I???

DELETE JOB jobid [, OWNER user-id][, conditional time-value];