Reference Guide

NOTE:
To run this subcommand, you must have the Server control
privilege.
If an unexpected error message is displayed for any operation,
ensure you delete some jobs in the jobqueue and retry the
operation.
Synopsis
racadm jobqueue view -i<jobid>
racadm jobqueue delete [-i<jobid>][--all]
where valid options are -i and --all.
racadm jobqueue create <fqdd> [-r <reboot type> ] [-s
<start time> ] [-e <expiry time>]
racadm jobqueue create <fqdd> [-r <reboot type>] [-s
<start time>] [-e <expiration time>] [--realtime]
Input
-i — Specifies a job ID that is displayed or deleted.
NOTE: The value JID_CLEARALL will force delete all the possible
jobs in the queue.
--all — The job IDs that are not applicable are deleted.
-fqdd — Specifies an FQDD for which a job should be created.
—r <reboot type> — Specifies a reboot type.
none — No Reboot Job. This option is the default value.
pwrcycle — Power cycle.
graceful — Graceful Reboot without forced shut down.
forced — Graceful Reboot with forced shut down.
start time — Specifies a start time for job scheduled in the
yyyymmddhhmmss format. TIME_NOW means immediate. Next Reboot
means job is in scheduled state until the next manual restart.
expiry time — Specifies expiry time for the job execution in the
yyyymmddhhmmss format. The job must start by this time. TIME_NA
means expiry time is not applicable.
--realtime — Specifies the real time job.
NOTE:
--realtime is applicable for storage configuration commands
run on systems with PERC 9 cards with firmware version 9.1 and
later.
-r option is not valid for real time configuration.
Example
View jobs in the current job queue.
racadm jobqueue view
View jobs in the Current job queue and display the specific job ID.
racadm jobqueue view -i <JobID>
Delete all possible jobs from the current job queue.
racadm jobqueue delete --all
Delete a specific job from the current job queue.
racadm jobqueue delete -i <JobID>
To clear all the jobs in the job queue.
racadm jobqueue delete –i JID_CLEARALL
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