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3–Using DMS
Viewing Job Details and Controlling Job Actions
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You can also perform the preceding job control actions from the summary
view. To do so, right-click a specific job, and then click the appropriate action
on the shortcut menu.
Viewing Job Details and Controlling Job Actions in the CLI
The CLI also provides a view of the details of data migration jobs and allows you
to control job actions, including pausing, stopping, deleting, resuming, and
restarting the job.
To view data migration job details in the CLI:
1. Open a miguser session using the following command:
miguser start -p migration
2. To pause, resume, stop, restart, or delete a migration job, enter the following
commands:
To pause a running migration job, enter
migration pause
(see
“migration pause” on page 5-19 ).
To resume migration job operation from the state at which it was
paused, enter
migration resume
(see “migration resume” on
page 5-20 ).
To halt a running job, enter
migration stop
(see “migration stop” on
page 5-17 ). Use this operation if you want to later restart the migration
process without changing the configuration information associated with
the job. You may need to also reschedule jobs that have been
configured in
Serial Scheduled or Delayed Scheduled mode and are
not yet started.
To restart a stopped migration job from beginning, enter
migration
start
(see “migration start” on page 5-18 ). The data blocks
transmitted before the stop operations are re-migrated. If a job has not
yet started, you can optionally change the scheduled time.
To remove a configured job in any state from the system persistence,
enter
migration rm
(see “migration rm” on page 5-16 ). Generally,
you would use
migration rm
for completed jobs as an
acknowledgement from the administrator. This frees the destination
LUN for use by other migration operations. It can also be used to clean
up failed jobs that require reconfiguration.
3. The CLI prompts you to select the appropriate job ID to perform the
operation on the selected job.
The following shows examples of the migration job action commands: