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How to kill the activities which we see happening at iwstat

vagrawal

Hi All,

If I check iwstat it gives me bunch of activities happening over teamsite for ex:-
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ID Thread User Duration Store Operation
0x123d56fa 0x94becbb0 iwoven 0.000 - GetServerStatus
0x123d56f9 0xdcff8bb0 iwoven 0.210 hip vfs_setattr (66,60001521) 8ea8760/20848
0x123363d3 0xe69debb0 - 23130.842 hip BatchJobs

Store: hip
Batch Jobs (running):
Queued User Job Object ID
[Sat Oct 3 19:19:49 2009] iwoven Cleanup destroyed edition pehed_ed_01 (area #1246301) 0x000020100000000005a50fb3

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Now if I want to kill
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0x123d56f9 0xdcff8bb0 iwoven 0.210 hip vfs_setattr (66,60001521) 8ea8760/20848
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How should I do it ? I know I can freeze the batch jobs but not sur how to destroy it completely either

Thanks

~Vinay

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Adam Stoller

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Now if I want to kill
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0x123d56f9 0xdcff8bb0 iwoven 0.210 hip vfs_setattr (66,60001521) 8ea8760/20848
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How should I do it ?

Find your copy of the TeamSite Command Line Tools manual and look up the information for iwabort

vagrawal

Thanks a lot !

Adam Stoller

Question - do you know what you might have done that started that batch job?

I ask, because I'm involved with migrating a 6.5SP2 store to a new server running 6.7.2SP2P1 (all on Windows) and I've noticed I have a ton of messages appearing in my iwstat output now.

I'm just curious as to whether you were doing something similar when you ran into this.

Crsb

Question - do you know what you might have done that started that batch job?

I ask, because I'm involved with migrating a 6.5SP2 store to a new server running 6.7.2SP2P1 (all on Windows) and I've noticed I have a ton of messages appearing in my iwstat output now.

I'm just curious as to whether you were doing something similar when you ran into this.

I have seen these messages before when I used iwrmed to delete editions, I used a script to delete the editions which took couple days to finish. Once the script stopped, it seemed like my mission was complete (editions deleted) but later I discovered that it was not really done because it was still doing some extra cleanup. My guess was that TeamSite was updating some metadata to relink between editions. For example if I had editions 002, 003, 004 and I deleted 003 then the cleanup is to relink 002 and 004.

Adam Stoller

I have seen these messages before when I used iwrmed to delete editions, I used a script to delete the editions which took couple days to finish. Once the script stopped, it seemed like my mission was complete (editions deleted) but later I discovered that it was not really done because it was still doing some extra cleanup. My guess was that TeamSite was updating some metadata to relink between editions. For example if I had editions 002, 003, 004 and I deleted 003 then the cleanup is to relink 002 and 004.

Hmm - in my case I was migrating content from a 6.5 store to a 6.7.2 store on a 6.7.2 server and there was a branch with a big gap between the 1st and 2nd editions (like 1000 editions had been deleted) - I didn't look/notice before the iwmigrate, but afterwards I happened to run iwstat and saw tons of these messages. If I unmounted the 65 store they went away, if I remounted it, they started up again.

I'll check again tomorrow because we're going to get a fresh copy of the 65 store tonight (hopefully) - I may try aborting the batch jobs but there are so many that it may be difficult, so I may end up just letting them run and ignoring them since the 65 store will eventually be going away.