Delete Cross or External Instance Definition
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Delete Cross or External Instance Definition

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Article ID: 15261

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Products

CA Workload Automation AE - Business Agents (AutoSys) CA Workload Automation AE - Scheduler (AutoSys) Workload Automation Agent

Issue/Introduction

We are unable to delete an external instance definition via jil in the CA Workload Automation AE (AutoSys)

 

Example:

# jil

jil>>1> delete_xinst: PRD

jil>>2> exit

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CAUAJM_I_50323 Deleting External Instance: PRD

CAUAJM_E_19017 External Instance "PRD" is being used and will not be deleted.

CAUAJM_E_10302 Database Change WAS NOT successful.

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CAUAJM_E_50198 Exit Code = 1

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Environment

Workload Automation AE (AutoSys) 

Resolution

In order for an external instance definition to be deleted there can be no active references to it.

All cross instance dependencies between the two instances must be removed before the instance definition can be deleted.

 

Example: 2 instance: QA1 and QA2 

 

From QA1

Run "autorep -X ALL"

 This will confirm which external AutoSys instances QA1 has been configured to communicate with.

 NOTE - The Assumption is we see QA2 and possibly others. 

Run "autorep -q -J ALL > /tmp/alljobs-QA1.out"

 then search the alljobs-QA1.out file for the external instance name(s) you are trying to break the communication with. 

 Example: ^QA2 

You would either delete the jobs with the cross instance reference completely or modify their conditions, removing the reference to the QA2 instance. 

 (see jil syntax for delete_job and update_job). 

 

Repeat all the steps above in the other external instance(s).

In the above example that would be QA2

 

Once the above has been completed you may remove the external instance definition(s) without issues.