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Unable to delete Schedule Policy

  • October 4, 2021
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antonio
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Hello guys, I’m trying to delete/remove a Schedule Policy under a Subclient, but the option for removing, is not enabled:

I try to run a Decouple, but I received this message:

I need to remove the Schedules so the VSAppware can run with no problems. I think that I’m doing something wrong, but I can’t figure it out what it is, :grimacing: .

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So there is a client there. Try going to that client, right click and view schedules. From there, try to remove the client from the schedule.

Otherwise in Command Center follow this (Step 7)

https://documentation.commvault.com/11.24/essential/87461_modifying_server_plan.html

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dude
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Click at the CommServe Level at the top and View Schedules. Look for the specific sched and try again.


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Click at the CommServe Level at the top and View Schedules. Look for the specific sched and try again.

Hello dude, I tried to follow what you told, but still the same, :confounded:


dude
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Click at the CommServe Level at the top and View Schedules. Look for the specific sched and try again.

Hello dude, I tried to follow what you told, but still the same, :confounded:

It looks like you are not masteradmin which would give you access to the schedule policy and delete it. 

Take ownership of that sched policy by running the following

 

qoperation execscript -sn ChangeScheduleOwner -si admin -si Domain\YOURUSER -si "schedulename"

Then you should be able to delete it.

https://documentation.commvault.com/11.24/expert/125933_transferring_schedule_policy_ownership_using_changescheduleowner_script.html


antonio
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Click at the CommServe Level at the top and View Schedules. Look for the specific sched and try again.

Hello dude, I tried to follow what you told, but still the same, :confounded:

It looks like you are not masteradmin which would give you access to the schedule policy and delete it. 

Take ownership of that sched policy by running the following

 

qoperation execscript -sn ChangeScheduleOwner -si admin -si Domain\YOURUSER -si "schedulename"

Then you should be able to delete it.

https://documentation.commvault.com/11.24/expert/125933_transferring_schedule_policy_ownership_using_changescheduleowner_script.html

 

Hello @dude, thanks for the help, :grinning: .

I ran the command as you told and besides I received the message “Qscript Execution Succeeded!” I closed the Console Commcell, and reopened but I still can’t delete the Schedules. (Just to inform: This Commcell, has been updated from 11.21 to 11.24, I don’t know if there’s something that can impact).


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When you right click on the schedule policy → right click→ edit → Associattions tab → View tab. Do you see clients there? If so, to to the Edit tab and uncheck those clients. The schedule policy should show 0 clients associated to the schedule policy. In my example it shows 18 but the one above shows 0.

 

 


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When you right click on the schedule policy → right click→ edit → Associattions tab → View tab. Do you see clients there? If so, to to the Edit tab and uncheck those clients. The schedule policy should show 0 clients associated to the schedule policy. In my example it shows 18 but the one above shows 0.

 

 

When I right click in the Schedule, he shows me this:

I remember that in the 11.21 version, this option it was like the screenshot you posted, but now it is different.


dude
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Are you admin of this environment?


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So there is a client there. Try going to that client, right click and view schedules. From there, try to remove the client from the schedule.

Otherwise in Command Center follow this (Step 7)

https://documentation.commvault.com/11.24/essential/87461_modifying_server_plan.html


antonio
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Are you admin of this environment?

I am admin of the Commcell environment only.


antonio
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So there is a client there. Try going to that client, right click and view schedules. From there, try to remove the client from the schedule.

Otherwise in Command Center follow this (Step 7)

https://documentation.commvault.com/11.24/essential/87461_modifying_server_plan.html

I will follow this steps and see how it behaves, :blush:


antonio
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So there is a client there. Try going to that client, right click and view schedules. From there, try to remove the client from the schedule.

Otherwise in Command Center follow this (Step 7)

https://documentation.commvault.com/11.24/essential/87461_modifying_server_plan.html

 

@dude  thank you very much for the help, I followed the Step as you told and I could delete the Schedules, :smile: . You saved me, :grin:


dude
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So there is a client there. Try going to that client, right click and view schedules. From there, try to remove the client from the schedule.

Otherwise in Command Center follow this (Step 7)

https://documentation.commvault.com/11.24/essential/87461_modifying_server_plan.html

 

@dude  thank you very much for the help, I followed the Step as you told and I could delete the Schedules, :smile: . You saved me, :grin:

Glad it worked.


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@dude is an absolute legend.