Merges a child disk with its parents. Syntax: MERGE VDISK DEPTH= DEPTH= Indicates the number of parents to merge together. ...

    Merges a child disk with its parents.

Syntax:  MERGE VDISK DEPTH=

    DEPTH=   Indicates the number of parents to merge together. For example,
                MERGE=1 indicates one level of the differencing chain should be
                merged.

    A virtual disk must be selected for this operation to succeed.
    
Example:

    MERGE VDISK DEPTH=1

    In this example a child virtual disk is merged with its parent:
    CREATE VDISK FILE="c:\vhd2.vhd" parent="c:\vhd1.vhd"
    MERGE VDISK DEPTH=1

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