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In the above example, policy2 is replaced by policy1.
To disassociate a priority sync policy with a nonroot partition:
dn:o=org
changetype:modify
delete:prsyncpolicydn
In the above example, the priority sync policy is disassociated from the nonroot partition O=Org.
Deleting a Priority Sync Policy
You can delete a priority sync policy using either iManager or LDAP.
Using iManager:
1 Click the Roles and Tasks button Description: Roles and Tasks Button .
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Click Partition and Replicas > Priority Sync Policies .
3 In the Priority Sync Policies Management Wizard, select Delete a Priority Sync Policy .
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Follow the instructions in the Delete Priority Sync policy Wizard to delete the policy.
Help is available throughout the wizard.
Using LDAP:
dn:cn=policy1,o=policies
changetype:delete
NOTE: For more information on creating and managing priority sync policies, see Section 13.3,
“Using LDAP Tools on Linux, Solaris, or AIX,” on page 333 and Section 6.1, “Novell Import
Conversion Export Utility,” on page 145 .
When Can Priority Sync Fail?
Priority sync can fail under any of the following circumstances:
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Network failure: Priority sync will not store modifications if it is unable to send them to the
remote server in the case of network failure.
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Priority sync queue size reaches its maximum: Priority sync will ignore the changes in the
priority sync queue if the number of entries exceeds the priority sync queue size.
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Failure in schema synchronization: If the schema is not synchronized, priority sync process will
fail.