Intelligent Management: hadmgrRemove command
The hadmgrRemove command removes a highly available deployment manager from a cell. The command must be run within the dmgr profile that is being removed.
For transitioning users: The Intelligent Management command that equates to hadmgrRemove is xd_hadmgrRemove. If we are making the transition from WebSphere Virtual Enterprise, we can continue to use the xd_hadmgrRemove command, which operates the same as the hadmgrRemove command.trns
Syntax
(dist)(zos) The command syntax is as follows:
- hadmgrRemove -hostname (primary_dmgr_host) [-port (primary_dmgr_port)] [-user (uid)] [-password (pwd)] [-quiet] [-logfile (filename)] [-replacelog] [-trace] [-help]
Parameters
The following options are available for the hadmgrRemove command:
- -hostname host
- Host name used to connect to the existing deployment manager.
- -port port
- Port used to connect to the existing deployment manager.
- -user <user>
- User name used to connect to the existing deployment manager.
- -password <password>
- Password used to connect to the existing deployment manager.
- -quiet
- Suppress the progress information that the hadmgrRemove command prints in normal mode.
- -logfile <filename>
- Location of the log file to which information gets written. By default, the log file is called hadmgrRemove.log and is created in the logs directory of the profile for the node being added.
- -replacelog
- Replaces the log file instead of appending to the current log. By default, the hadmgrRemove command appends to the existing trace file. This option causes the hadmgrRemove command to overwrite the trace file.
- -trace
- Generate additional trace information in the log file for debugging purposes.
- -help
- Displays syntax help.
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