To remove per-node desired state, use the following rhino-console command or related MBean operation. This removes any configured desired state for the node and triggers state convergence to update the actual state for the SLEE and all Services and Resource Adaptor Entities. When a node has no per-node desired state configured it uses the default desired state.

Console command: removepernodedesiredstate

Command

 
removepernodedesiredstate <-all|-nodes node1,node2,...>
  Description
    Removes all per-node desired state from either all nodes (with -all), or
    specific nodes (with -nodes). This can remove per-node desired state from
    offline nodes.

Example

To remove per-node desired state from node 103:

$ ./rhino-console removepernodedesiredstate 103
Per-node desired state removed from 103

MBean operation: removePerNodeActivationState

MBean

Node Housekeeping

Rhino operation

 
public boolean removePerNodeActivationState()
    throws UnsupportedOperationException, InvalidStateException,
           ManagementException;

This operation:

  • removes the per-node desired state recorded in the database for node for which this Node Housekeeping MBean was created (see Finding Housekeeping MBeans)

  • returns the value true if it found and removed per-node desired state, or false if it found no per-node desired state to remove.
Note The start-rhino.sh command with the Production version of Rhino also includes an option (-d) to remove per-node desired state from the booting node as it initialises. (See Start Rhino in the Getting Started Guide.)
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