Managing HBase replication policies using CDP CLI

You can use CDP CLI commands to manage HBase replication policies.

Pause an active HBase replication policy:

cdp --profile [***PROFILE NAME***] replicationmanager suspend-hbase-policy --cluster-crn [***TARGET CLUSTER CRN***] --policy-id [***POLICY ID***]

Change the name and description, and delete one or more tables in the HBase replication policy:

cdp --profile [***PROFILE NAME***] replicationmanager update-hbase-policy --cluster-crn [***TARGET CLUSTER CRN***] --policy-id [***POLICY ID***] --update-hbase-policy-definition name=[***STRING***],description=[***STRING***],tables=[***STRING,STRING...***]

Delete an HBase replication policy:
```
cdp --profile [***PROFILE NAME***] replicationmanager delete-hbase-policy --cluster-crn [***TARGET CLUSTER CRN***] --policy-id [***POLICY ID***] [--force] [--no-force]
```
Default is --no-force.
When the source cluster is not reachable, the error HBase peer not found appears. In this instance, you can append the --force option to delete the HBase replication policy.