Terminating a BMC AMI Recover job

You can terminate an active recovery job by deleting the corresponding row from the BMCUTIL table.

For a description of the BMCUTIL table, see BMCUTIL-and-BMCUTIL2-tables.

If the job is in progress, it terminates at the next checkpoint with a return code of 8.

If you require immediate termination, you must cancel the job with the operating system CANCEL command.

Related topic

Running-BMC-AMI-Recover-jobs

If the BMC AMI Recover utility is terminated during any phase except UTILINIT, ANALYZE, or UTILTERM, the table spaces or indexes being recovered might be unusable. When BMC AMI Recover terminates abnormally, spaces are left in STOP (stopped) status. However, spaces that are not recovered might be left in RECP (recovery pending) status, RBDP (rebuild pending) status, PSRCP (page set recovery pending) status, or PSRBD (page set rebuild) status.

 

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