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cancel deployment

nico

I've got a situation where I clicked "cancel deployment" for a filelist deployment in the od gui (new od version/win2k) and it has been in "setup done
transferring
cancel pending" mode for over 2 hours. How do I kill it?

Thanks, Nico

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Migrateduser

Unfortunately, the only way to kill it is to bounce the OD process. Reason is that cancel is not fine-grained, meaning there are windows of opportunity to cancel between deployment stages. So if you are in the transfer phase, there is not a convenient way to kill the job before exiting the phase.

Fine grained deployment termination is an open feature request (#36873). Please email me or contact Tech Support if you would like your company attached to the request.

Cheers,

Todd Scallan
Senior Product Manager
Interwoven
t: 408-530-7167
e: tscallan@interwoven.com

RonaldV

Hi Todd and everybody else,

could you explain a little bit what would be the consequences of killing a running deploy in mid time by killing the process (via task-manager -> End Process)?

I understand this is not the common way to go but it could be the only way to go when you discover that the deploy is ruining your live-webserver. For example when somebody is deploying an empty (say Initial) edition.

I suppose that breaking off the deploy and restarting it afterwards (with the proper edition) would be OK, isn't it?

Thanks, Ronald

Migrateduser

Killing the OD process mid-deploy would clear the job activity data and could leave the files on the target in an in-between state, including leaving temp files around.

If you run a subsequent directory-comparison deployment against the correct edition, it should clean things up.

Todd Scallan
Director of Product Management
Interwoven
t: 408-530-7167
e: tscallan@interwoven.com

RonaldV

Thanks Todd.