Both the graphics and boat dynamics have been designed to be as realistic as possible, and the software also features multi-player capabilities. Virtual Sailor, created by Ilan Papini, is a shareware program which allows users to operate a wide variety of vessels (sail & powered) in world-wide locations. It would be recommended that you remove them 1 by 1 as you see the id within the painful error above, however you could be darning and delete all vms …you’ve come this far… bblab-db01=#SELECT * from vm where vc_id='037c42a9-5555-4444-1111-8db555b6e2b0' īblab-db01=# DELETE from vm where vc_id='037c42a9-5555-4444-1111-8db555b6e2b0' Īfter I recklessly deleted all vms from that table where the vC ID matched, I was able to delete the vCenter from the VCD UI without issue.RAM 256 MB minimum, Video card with DirectX8 compatibility and 32 MB RAM, Internet access or LAN for multiplayer gamesĬredits | Soundtrack | Codes | Walkthrough Do a select to find the vms in this vCenter.
Making sure there is only a single vCenter that we are running against. Nfig | tenant_scoped | provider_scoped | vc_none_network_name | vc_none_network_moref | comp_version_id | proxy_id | vc_build_number | certificate_id Password | is_enabled | uuid | vc_version | vc_update_level | vsphere_wĮb_client_url | is_use_vsphere_service | mark_for_delete | status | version | workload_folder_name | workload_folder_moref | compute_provider_scope | listener_co
Id | name | description | url | username | In the DB, do a select to make sure that you only have 1 record in this virtual_center table. To be safe, making sure that 100% of VMs have already been removed from this vCenter in question but still the original errorĬlick on the vCenter in the VCD UI and grab the ID from the URL or simply grab it from the error message. This means there are still vm objects in the database that most likely have been deleted.
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