Is there any side affect of cancelling (Ctrl + c or killing k.exe) for "arc

Is there any side affect of cancelling (Ctrl + c or killing k.exe) for "archiveprocess" that is trying to un-archive a process given a process id e.g. archiveprocess unarchive -pid 1076070500?

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  • No. You can safely kill the process. Remember that unarchiving is resource intensive and can take a considerable amount of time depending on the number of archived processes.

    What you may want to do is run a search for that process ID under the archive-processes folder to find the corresponding file and to do a faster procedure simply run:

    archiveprocess unarchive -pid 1076070500 -file XXXXXXXXXXX.l

    where XXXXXXXXXXX.l is the name of the file you found when searching for the process id on disk.
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  • No. You can safely kill the process. Remember that unarchiving is resource intensive and can take a considerable amount of time depending on the number of archived processes.

    What you may want to do is run a search for that process ID under the archive-processes folder to find the corresponding file and to do a faster procedure simply run:

    archiveprocess unarchive -pid 1076070500 -file XXXXXXXXXXX.l

    where XXXXXXXXXXX.l is the name of the file you found when searching for the process id on disk.
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