Stuart,  I'm guessing you have tolerance mode off (SRDF/A session consistency) for this RDFG -- try disabling session consistency with "symrdf -g disable", and then issue the deletepair again. If that doesn't work, try setting the mode to adaptive copy before the deletepair. You can do this with "symrdf -g set mode acp_disk".  Thanks,  - Sean
I know how to create a new SRDF link from source to target array, but I don't know how to remove a link that we don't need anymore.  We use SRDF/A.  I guess that it's somehting like this:  # symrdf -g rdfg54 split # symrdf -g rdfg54 deletepair # symrdf -g rdfg54 removegrp  I also have Gold BCVs (GBCVs).  I want them to "go away" as well.  So I would need some commands like this, right, and I probably want to do them first:  # symmir -g rdfg54 split -rdf # symmir -g rdfg54 cancel  Not only do I want to remove the group, but I want all of the R1s, R2s and GBCVs to be available for "re-use".  I want to break all the "interralationships" between all of the Devices.  Then I want to "destroy" the RDF DGs, which I know how to do.  How do I do that?  What commands do it use?  Do I have to remove SRDF/A from "Consistent" state?      Stuart 
How do I "remove" an SRDF Group, link and GBCVs?