I need to remove the Sealed DDB Partition in the commvault.
This DDB isn´t in use, the last write in 2015, just for a test.
someone has a procedure to remove?
and i have another DDB partition in the same DDB, and is recording.
i need just remove this DDB Partition because the sever will be turn off.
Best answer by Mike Struening RETIRED
Adding the solution:
As per you verbal confirmation, we have promoted the primary copy which is configured pt-act mediaagent to tape copy/migration copy and deleted the primary copy.
-->post deletion of all associated storage policy from "<Name Removed>" we have deleted the dedupe database.
Considering the time frame, it’s entirely possible you have a ‘stuck job’ in the database, which will require running a query to get the job ID, then a qcommand to prune it out.
If you have access to the SQL studio manager on the CS, below queries can be run to confirm if there are any jobs stuck in the DB for the DDB store from 2015.
use Commserv
select * from idxsidbstore
[this will list all stores, identify and make note of the store id for the one from 2015].
Next run the following query to list jobs associated to this DDB.
use Commserv
select * from archjobsonstoreinfo where storeid = n
[n = store id for the DDB from 2015]
If this query outputs any jobs, You will have to run qoperation per instructions in BoL link for qoperation agedata
In fact, if there are Jobs, they are to be removed, i want to delete existing DDB, because the date are in another DDB. Is there a problem to remove? I think no. i know that don´t have data. and i run “Data Verification” but i saw the jobs and the jobs are old(2015, 2017) and i am waiting for finish.
If these old jobs are no longer required, you can delete them. Afterwards run a Data Aging job. Once these jobs are pruned and are no longer referencing any data in the DDB, the DDB will be pruned.
As per you verbal confirmation, we have promoted the primary copy which is configured pt-act mediaagent to tape copy/migration copy and deleted the primary copy.
-->post deletion of all associated storage policy from "<Name Removed>" we have deleted the dedupe database.
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