Stopping the volume clone or LUN clone split operation
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You can stop the clone split for a volume clone or LUN clone using the job ID or file specification.
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Enter the following command:
snapdrive clone split stop [-lun] long_lun_name [long_lun_name…] |[{-dg | -vg | -fs | -hostvol | -lvol} file_spec [file_spec…]] | [-job <jobid>]
SnapDrive for UNIX stops the clone split stop operation that is in progress.
The following example shows the clone split operation that is stopped by using the file specification.
# snapdrive clone split stop -fs /mnt/my_mnt4 /mnt/my_mnt3 Clone-Split for "/mnt/my_mnt4" is 0% Completed and Stopped. Clone-Split for "/mnt/my_mnt3" is 0% Completed and Stopped.
The following example shows the clone split operation that is stopped by using the job ID.
# snapdrive clone split stop -job B265Dbv8gh Clone-Split for "/mnt/my_mnt3" is 14% Completed and Stopped. Clone-Split for "/mnt/my_mnt4" is 17% Completed and Stopped.
The following example is a typical output that shows the clone split stop operation for a file specification that is already stopped.
# snapdrive clone split stop -fs /mnt/my_mnt4 /mnt/my_mnt3 Clone-Split for "/mnt/my_mnt3" is not stopped : No split is in progress for this resource Clone-Split for "/mnt/my_mnt4" is not stopped : No split is in progress for this resource
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