Stop volume efficiency operations
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You can stop a deduplication or postprocess compression operation by using the volume efficiency stop
command. This command automatically generates a checkpoint.
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Use the
volume efficiency stop
command to stop an active deduplication or postprocess compression operation.If you specify the
-all
option, active and queued efficiency operations are aborted.
Examples
The following command stops the deduplication or postprocess compression operation that is currently active on volume VolA:
volume efficiency stop -vserver vs1 -volume VolA
The following command aborts both active and queued deduplication or postprocess compression operations on volume VolA:
volume efficiency stop -vserver vs1 -volume VolA -all true