The nbdelete command removes all deleted fragments from the disk volumes that are specified on the command line. The -allvolumes option removes the fragments from all volumes that contain deleted fragments. The -dt, -media_id, -media_server, and -storage_server options specify an individual volume where deleted fragments should be removed.
Queries the image list in the EMM database to obtain the list of volumes with deleted fragments. nbdelete then removes the fragments from those volumes.
Starts up bpdm on the specified media server. Use if a media server has a much faster network connection to the disk volume's storage server for the delete operations.
Specifies the disk type where the deleted fragments should be removed. The following are the valid values for disk_type:
Removes the database entries whether the disk deletion is successful or not. NetBackup removes image copies at catalog cleanup time and after the disk fragments have been removed. If a problem occurs when you try to delete the fragments, the database entries are retained for the deletion to be retried later. Deletion can fail if the following occurs: disk volume is offline, corrupted, or inaccessible; a hardware error or network error; or someone has already manually removed the fragments.
Specifies the name that represents the media ID of the volume whose deleted fragments are to be removed.
Specifies the name that represents the media server for the volume whose deleted fragments are to be removed.
Specifies a new priority for the job that overrides the default job priority.
Specifies the name that represents the storage server of the volume whose deleted fragments are to be removed.