Interstage Shunsaku Data Manager Operator's Guide - Microsoft(R) Windows(R) 2000/ Microsoft(R) Windows Server(TM) 2003 - - UNIX -

4.2.5 Deleting Directors

Use the following procedure to delete directors.

[Figure : Procedure for Deleting Directors]

1. Stop Shunsaku.

   

   Refer to 3.2.2 Stopping Shunsaku for more information on stopping Shunsaku.

2. Edit and distribute the system environment file. Edit the system environment file on the director server where the conductor is located.

   Delete the following execution parameters.

   Execution parameter name	Meaning	Explanation
   Director	Server information for directors	Delete the parameter for the director being deleted.
   Searcher	Server information for searchers	Delete the parameters for the searchers connected to the director being deleted

   

   

   • Distribute the system environment file to the "\etc\system" folder in the Shunsaku installation folder on all servers.

   

   • Distribute the system environment file to the /etc/opt/FJSVshnsk/etc/system directory on all servers.
3. Edit the conductor environment file on the director server where the conductor is located. Edit the following execution parameters:

   Execution parameter name	Meaning	Explanation
   File	File information	If Shunsaku File is used, delete the director information from the file.
   InsertPoint	Information for the director where data is to be inserted	If the director being deleted is specified, change the director for inserting data.

4. With the Windows edition of Shunsaku, the director service that was registered must be deleted in order to delete directors. Delete the director service using the shundservice command. Delete the director from the service by executing the shundservice command on the director server where the director is located.

   shundservice -s director identifier -n Shunsaku system name -d

5. Delete the director environment file.

   

   Delete the following file:

   Shunsaku installation folder\etc\director\director identifier for the director to be deleted.cfg

   

   Delete the following file:

   /etc/opt/FJSVshnsk/etc/director/director identifier for the director to be deleted.cfg

6. Delete director data files.

   Delete the director data files that have been used by the director to be deleted. Delete everything in the directory with the same name as the director identifier under the directory specified by the DataFileFolder parameter in the director environment file.

7. Delete operation log files.

   Delete any operation log files that have been used by the director to be deleted. Delete everything in the directory with the same name as the director identifier under the directory specified by the OperationLogFolder parameter in the director environment file.

8. Delete the port number for the director that is specified in the following file on the server where the director is located.

   

   Windows installation folder\system32\drivers\etc\services

   

   /etc/services

   The following ports defined as port numbers for the director must be deleted:

   • The port number for issuing search requests to searchers
   • The port number for issuing update requests to searchers
   • The port number for receiving requests
9. Delete the searchers connected to the director to be deleted. Repeat for each searcher to be deleted.

   

   Refer to 4.2.4 Deleting Searchers for more information on deleting searchers.

10. Start Shunsaku.

    

    Refer to 3.2.1 Starting Shunsaku for more information on starting Shunsaku.