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Remove Relations with
fsrmrelation Command
A directory-to-DataClass relationship is removed and the
directory is made a nonmigration directory by using the
fsrmrelation operation.
Removing a DataClass relationship from a directory causes it to
be a nonmigration directory by FileServ. Therefore, files that
are copied, saved, or moved into this directory by users (after
the directory is disassociated from a DataClass group) are not
migrated to media. The relationship is restored, and the
directory is made migration by using the
fsrmrelation
operation.
Before issuing the fsrmrelation operation, all files and
subdirectories in the association point directory must be deleted
or moved so that the directory is empty. Directories are not
deleted by fsrmrelation.
Step 1. Run the fsrmrelation command.
Specify the name of the directory to disassociate.
Note
For more information on the fsrmrelation command, refer
to the Command Reference book.
Note
The directory must be empty before the
fsrmrelation command is allowed. If the
directory contains files or other subdirectories, the
fsrmrelation command fails.
% fsrmrelation production