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Delete restartable contexts
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If you want to start a backup instead of restarting a context, you can delete the context.
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You can delete a restartable context using the vserver services ndmp restartable-backup delete command by providing the SVM name and the context ID.
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Delete a restartable context:
vserver services ndmp restartable-backup delete -vserver vserver-name -context-id context_identifier.cluster::> vserver services ndmpd restartable-backup show Vserver Context Identifier Is Cleanup Pending? ----------- ------------------------------------ ------------------- vserver1 330e6739-0179-11e6-a299-005056bb4bc9 false vserver1 481025c1-0179-11e6-a299-005056bb4bc9 false vserver2 5cf10132-0179-11e6-a299-005056bb4bc9 false 3 entries were displayed. cluster::> cluster::> vserver services ndmp restartable-backup delete -vserver vserver1 -context-id 481025c1-0179-11e6-a299-005056bb4bc9 cluster::> vserver services ndmpd restartable-backup show Vserver Context Identifier Is Cleanup Pending? ----------- ------------------------------------ ------------------- vserver1 330e6739-0179-11e6-a299-005056bb4bc9 false vserver2 5cf10132-0179-11e6-a299-005056bb4bc9 false 3 entries were displayed. cluster::>"
