Deactivating the Dataset
Deactivate a dataset.
Note
Deactivating the dataset is only required if you are running appliance commands using the Data Transfer Utility. If you are using the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure CLI to run your Appliance-Based Data Import, you can skip this step and proceed to Sealing the Dataset.
Deactivating the dataset is only required if you are running appliance commands using the Data Transfer Utility. If you are using the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure CLI to run your Appliance-Based Data Import, you can skip this step and proceed to Sealing the Dataset.
After you are done writing data, deactivate the dataset. Deactivation removes the NFS export on the dataset, disallowing any further writes.
Using the CLI
Use the oci dts nfs-dataset deactivate command and required parameters to deactivate a dataset.
dts nfs-dataset deactivate --name dataset_name [OPTIONS]For a complete list of flags and variable options for CLI commands, see the Command Line Reference.
For example:
dts nfs-dataset deactivate --name nfs-ds-1