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Add an option to stop a plan in JCMA

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      It would be great if JCMA had an option to STOP a plan similar to what we have in CCMA.

            [MIG-302] Add an option to stop a plan in JCMA

            Bhavana V added a comment -

            https://getsupport.atlassian.com/browse/MOVE-147567

            Bhavana V added a comment - https://getsupport.atlassian.com/browse/MOVE-147567

            amhasan added a comment -

            Is there a similar script for Confluence to stop the migrations in CCMA? 

            amhasan added a comment - Is there a similar script for Confluence to stop the migrations in CCMA? 

            Rananjay Pathania added a comment -

            https://getsupport.atlassian.com/browse/MOVE-91728# 

            Rananjay Pathania added a comment - https://getsupport.atlassian.com/browse/MOVE-91728#  

            Juarez Filvock (Inactive) added a comment -

            https://getsupport.atlassian.com/browse/MOVE-86000

            Juarez Filvock (Inactive) added a comment - https://getsupport.atlassian.com/browse/MOVE-86000

            Chris Tolley added a comment -

            Does this workaround actually kill the processes or just hide the migration from the JCMA dashboard?

            We've just killed a migration via the DB queries above but I see our RDS instance is still maxed out at 100% CPU (which happens during migrations).

            Makes me wonder whether this workaround is just 'hiding' the migration from our view

            Chris Tolley added a comment - Does this workaround actually kill the processes or just hide the migration from the JCMA dashboard? We've just killed a migration via the DB queries above but I see our RDS instance is still maxed out at 100% CPU (which happens during migrations). Makes me wonder whether this workaround is just 'hiding' the migration from our view

            Christian Ritter added a comment -

            Thank you Gabriel, would have preferred somebody from Atlassian would taken care of this (Permission issue for workaroundpage)...

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            Christian

            Christian Ritter added a comment - Thank you Gabriel, would have preferred somebody from Atlassian would taken care of this (Permission issue for workaroundpage)... br Christian

            Gabriel Muller added a comment -

            If anyone is interested, I found in old notes the queries that are used in that documentation

            Queries to check the plans that are going to be deleted

             

            SELECT * FROM "AO_6FF49D_PLAN_ENTITY" where "ID" = 'b3da8334-1d39-4775-a784-94e88d18814e';
SELECT * FROM "AO_6FF49D_MIGRATION_ENTITY" where "PLAN_ID" = 'b3da8334-1d39-4775-a784-94e88d18814e';

            Queries to delete the plan that is stuck

            DELETE FROM "AO_6FF49D_PLAN_ENTITY" where "ID" = 'b3da8334-1d39-4775-a784-94e88d18814e';
DELETE FROM "AO_6FF49D_MIGRATION_ENTITY" where "PLAN_ID" = 'b3da8334-1d39-4775-a784-94e88d18814e';

            You need to replace the plan id by the correct one, which you can get from the URL of your browse when selecting the plan details.

             

            Gabriel Muller added a comment - If anyone is interested, I found in old notes the queries that are used in that documentation Queries to check the plans that are going to be deleted   SELECT * FROM "AO_6FF49D_PLAN_ENTITY" where "ID" = 'b3da8334-1d39-4775-a784-94e88d18814e' ; SELECT * FROM "AO_6FF49D_MIGRATION_ENTITY" where "PLAN_ID" = 'b3da8334-1d39-4775-a784-94e88d18814e' ; Queries to delete the plan that is stuck DELETE FROM "AO_6FF49D_PLAN_ENTITY" where "ID" = 'b3da8334-1d39-4775-a784-94e88d18814e' ; DELETE FROM "AO_6FF49D_MIGRATION_ENTITY" where "PLAN_ID" = 'b3da8334-1d39-4775-a784-94e88d18814e' ; You need to replace the plan id by the correct one, which you can get from the URL of your browse when selecting the plan details.  

            Gabriel Muller added a comment -

            The page from the workaround is Forbidden. Please share a working link

            Gabriel Muller added a comment - The page from the workaround is Forbidden. Please share a working link

            Giuseppe Rizzo added a comment -

            The page (How to remove a JCMA migration plan from the dashboard) is not reachable anymore. @Osimar Medeiros Do you have further ressources to this topic on how to remove a JCMA migration plan from the dashboard?

            Giuseppe Rizzo added a comment - The page ( How to remove a JCMA migration plan from the dashboard ) is not reachable anymore. @Osimar Medeiros Do you have further ressources to this topic on how to remove a JCMA migration plan from the dashboard?

            Osimar Medeiros added a comment -

            Hi 668b6989fdbf, sorry to hear that.
            One way to bypass this is to remove that plan from your JCMA dashboard using the steps outlined here: How to remove a JCMA migration plan from the dashboard.

            Hope that helps.

            Osimar Medeiros added a comment - Hi 668b6989fdbf , sorry to hear that. One way to bypass this is to remove that plan from your JCMA dashboard using the steps outlined here: How to remove a JCMA migration plan from the dashboard . Hope that helps.

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