Removing a queue manager from a disaster recovery configuration by using the command line

You can remove a queue manager from a disaster recovery configuration by using the command line.

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If you remove a queue manager from a disaster recovery configuration while it is in the primary role, the queue manager is not deleted.

If you remove a queue manager from a disaster recovery configuration while it is in the secondary role, the queue manager is deleted.

• To remove a primary queue manager from a disaster recovery configuration:
  1. Enter the IBM® MQ administration mode by entering the following command:

     mqcli

  2. Ensure that the queue manager is stopped. Enter the following command if necessary:

     endmqm qmanager

  3. Enter the following command to remove the queue manager from the disaster recovery configuration.

     dltdrprimary -m qmanager

• To remove a secondary queue manager from a disaster recovery configuration:
  1. Enter the IBM MQ administration mode by entering the following command:

     mqcli

  2. Enter the following command to remove the queue manager from the disaster recovery configuration and delete it.

     dltdrsecondary -m qmanager