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- The requestor can delete a persistent structure
only if there are no active connections to the structure, there are
no failed-persistent connections pending reconciliation into the CFRM
active policy, and there is no structure dump associated with the
structure.
A structure cannot be deleted while structure rebuild
is in progress for the structure, because a structure for which rebuild
is in progress must have at least one active connector.
A structure
in the duplexing rebuild process can be deleted only if there are
no active or failed-persistent connections, the structure is in the
Duplex Established phase, and a switch to the new structure is not
in progress.
- The requestor can delete a failed-persistent connection. The
failed-persistent connection will be deleted from the old structure,
the new structure, or both instances of the structure. However, an
active connection cannot be deleted, nor can a failed-persistent connection
be deleted while structure rebuild is in progress for the structure.
A
connection to a structure in the duplexing rebuild process can be
deleted only when the connection is failed-persistent and the structure
is in the Duplex Established phase with a switch to the new structure
not in progress.
- The requestor can delete only a single structure, structure dump,
or structure dump serialization with one invocation of the IXLFORCE
macro. However, the requestor can delete multiple failed-persistent
connections to a structure with one invocation of the IXLFORCE macro.
A
program can use the IXCQUERY macro to determine the set of objects
that are candidates for deletion. In the case of forcing all failed-persistent
connections to a structure, IXCQUERY can be used to determine the
set of connections that either will be or were forced.
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