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cluster close-protocol-handle

Sara Levy
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This command closes open filehandles. To list open filehandles, run cluster list-open-protocol-handles.

Usage
cluster close-protocol-handle --file-path FILE_PATH
                              --session-id SESSION_ID
                              --session-handle-unique-id SESSION_HANDLE_UNIQUE_ID
                              [--share SHARE]
                              [--cluster-id ID]
                              [--tenant-name TENANT_NAME]
Required Parameters

--file-path FILE_PATH

Specify the full file path without providing --share or the path to the file within the share if you do provide --share.

--session-id SESSION_ID

Specifies the session ID. This is listed as session_id in the output of cluster list-open-protocol-handles.

--session-handle-unique-id SESSION_HANDLE_UNIQUE_ID

Specifies the unique ID of the session handle you want to close. This is listed as unique_id in the output of cluster list-open-protocol-handles.
Options

--share SHARE

Use this option to specify the share name. See --file-path in Required Parameters.

--cluster-id ID

This value defaults to 1. If your cluster ID is not 1, use this option to specify the cluster ID. If you are not sure, you can check the cluster ID by running cluster list.

--tenant-name TENANT_NAME

Specifies the tenant under which the file resides.

Specify TENANT_NAME as the name of the tenant.

Defaults to the default tenant.
Example
vcli: admin> cluster close-protocol-handle --file-path test.txt --share test2 --session-id 0x1c00200000002 --session-handle-unique-id 0x1c0020000000b
Filehandle was closed successfully

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