Deleting an SVM replication relationship

You can use the snapmirror delete and snapmirror release commands to delete an SVM replication relationship. You can then delete unneeded destination volumes manually.

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The snapmirror release command deletes any SnapMirror-created Snapshot copies from the source. You can use the -relationship-info-only option to preserve the Snapshot copies.

For complete command syntax on commands, see the man page.

Run the following command from the destination SVM or the destination cluster to break the replication relationship: snapmirror break -source-path SVM: -destination-path SVM:
Note
You must enter a colon (:) after the SVM name in the -source-path and -destination-path options. See the example below.
Example
The following example breaks the relationship between the source SVM svm1 and the destination SVM svm_backup :
cluster_dst::> snapmirror break -source-path svm1: -destination-path svm_backup:
Run the following command from the destination SVM or the destination cluster to delete the replication relationship:snapmirror delete -source-path SVM: -destination-path SVM:
Note
You must enter a colon (:) after the SVM name in the -source-path and -destination-path options. See the example below.
Example
The following example deletes the relationship between the source SVM svm1 and the destination SVM svm_backup :
cluster_dst::> snapmirror delete -source-path svm1: -destination-path svm_backup:
Run the following command from the source cluster or source SVM to release the replication relationship information from the source SVM:snapmirror release -source-path SVM: -destination-path SVM:
Note
You must enter a colon (:) after the SVM name in the -source-path and -destination-path options. See the example below.
Example
The following example releases information for the specified replication relationship from the source SVM svm1 :
cluster_src::> snapmirror release -source-path svm1: -destination-path svm_backup:

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