haltpoint ‑delete

Removes one or more halt points. Before removing halt points, contact Oracle Customer Support for instructions. In order to allow the Oracle FS System to boot properly, all halt points must be removed after system diagnosis or recovery is completed.

SYNOPSIS

haltpoint ‑delete 
   { ‑all
   | ‑haltpoint componentName:haltPointStep [, componentName:haltPointStep]...
   }

   [{‑sessionKey | ‑u admin‑user ‑oracleFS oracle‑fs‑system}]
   [{‑outputformat | ‑o} { text | xml }]
   [{‑timeout timeout‑in‑seconds | ‑verify | ‑usage | ‑example | ‑help}]

DESCRIPTION

Your Oracle Customer Support representative might require that you remove specific halt points. Removing one or more halt points takes effect the next time that you restart Oracle FS System. If you remove the halt point at which the system is currently paused, run the haltpoint ‑resume command to continue the system restarting operations that are currently in progress. The system will resume the start up process until it reaches the next active halt point or completes the start up. When specifying the component name and halt point step, be sure to specify the exact combination that your Oracle Customer Support representative had requested. If your representative requests that you remove a sequence of halt points in a specific order, either specify the component name and halt point step for each halt point in a comma separated list or issue separate delete commands. Run the haltpoint ‑list ‑active command to list of active haltpoints.

Note: Only administrators with primary administrator or the Oracle support role are authorized to run the haltpoint ‑delete command.

OPTIONS

‑all

Removes all of the active halt points that are in effect on the Oracle FS System. To return the system to normal operation, after all diagnostic and or recovery has been completed, run the haltpoint ‑delete ‑all command. This option may be used even when there are no active halt points. Run the haltpoint ‑list ‑active command to verify that all halt points have been removed.

‑haltpoint

Specifies one or more system components to which the halt point is deleted. Use the component names that your Oracle Customer Support representative specifies. Halt points are defined using a comma-separated list of the following sets of elements:

The name of the software component that is associated with the system halt point.
A colon ( : ) as a separator.
A start up phase or step.

EXAMPLE

Task

After completing all diagnostic and/or recovery procedures as instructed by Oracle Customer Support, delete all active halt points to return the system to normal operation, so it can be shut down and restarted normally.

Note: First, check to see if the system has active halt points, and whether the system is paused at any of those active halt points. If the system is paused at any halt point, you must run the haltpoint ‑resume command after deleting all halt points.

Parameters

None

$ fscli haltpoint ‑list ‑active
$ fscli haltpoint ‑delete ‑all
$ fscli haltpoint ‑resume

Run the haltpoint ‑resume only if the system was paused on any halt point in the list of active halt points.