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Deleting Executors and Classes

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DELETE EXECUTOR

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DELETE CLASS

Deleting Executors

The DELETE EXECUTOR command deletes an executor from a scheduler. For

example:

4} DELETE EXECUTOR EXEC1

Executor EXEC1 deleted

After deleting an executor, reassign classes that were unique to it to other executors.

Otherwise, the scheduler never scans the classes for jobs. For example:

19} INFO EXECUTOR *, CLASS

EXECUTOR ATTRIBUTES for EX1

classes: CL1

EXECUTOR ATTRIBUTES for EX2

classes: CL2

20} DELETE EXECUTOR EX2

Executor EX2 deleted

21} ALTER EXECUTOR EX1, CLASS (CL1, CL2)

Executor EX1 altered

Figure 3-5 on page 3-36 illustrates this example.

Figure 3-5. Example of DELETE EXECUTOR Command

Executor and class

configuration before

DELETE EXECUTOR and

ALTER EXECUTOR

Executor and class

configuration after

command:

Executor and class

configuration after

command:

ALTER EXECUTOR EX1,

CLASS (CL1, CL2)

commands:

Job

Executor

EX1

Class

CL1

Class

CL2

CPU 0 CPU 1

Executor

EX2

Job

Executor

EX1

Class

CL1

Class

CL2

CPU 0 CPU 1

Job

Executor

EX1

Class

CL1

Class

CL2

CPU 0 CPU 1

DELETE EXECUTOR EX2

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