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Dell PowerVault MD 32XX/36XX Series Storage Arrays CLI Guide

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Removing A Member Virtual Disk From A Consistency Group

When removing a member virtual disk from an existing snapshot consistency group, you can also delete the repository virtual disk members from the consistency group, if desired.

The remove command syntax is shown below: 
set consistencyGroup ["
                                    consistencyGroupName"] removeCGMemberVirtualDisk="
                                    memberVirtualDiskName" [deleteRepositoryMembers=(TRUE | FALSE)]

The removeCGMemberVirtualDisk parameter is the name of the member virtual disk that you want to remove; deleteRepositoryMembers determines whether the command removes all the repository members from the consistency group.

To remove a virtual disk names payroll-backup from a consistency group named CGGroup_1, but preserve the repository virtual disks: 
set consistencyGroup ["CGGroup_1"] removeCGMemberVirtualDisk="payroll_backup" deleteRepositoryMembers=FALSE;
To remove CGGroup_1, as well as all repository virtual disks: 
set consistencyGroup ["CGGroup_1"] removeCGMemberVirtualDisk=" payroll_backup" deleteRepositoryMembers=TRUE;
Or omit the deleteRepositoryMembers parameter, which invokes the default value of preserving repository virtual disks: 
set consistencyGroup ["CGGroup_1"] removeCGMemberVirtualDisk=" payroll_backup";

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