ENABLE Reference Manual

ENABLE COMMANDS

DELETE Command

The DELETE command removes a previously added object from the

object table. The syntax of the DELETE command is:

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| DELETE [ APPL ] { <object-name> } |

| [ BOX ] { * } |

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| APPL |

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| is a keyword that identifies application as the type of |

| object being deleted. If APPL is the default object type, |

| you can omit this keyword when you delete an application. |

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| BOX |

| |

| is a keyword that identifies box as the type of object |

| being deleted. If BOX is the default object type, you |

| can omit this keyword when you delete a box. |

| |

| <object-name> |

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| is the name of an object to be deleted from the object |

| table. |

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| * |

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| indicates that all objects of the type in effect are to |

| be deleted from the object table. |

| |

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Considerations

The DELETE APPL command deletes applications; it does not

delete any of the boxes associated with an application. To

delete a box, you must use the DELETE BOX command.

If you attempt to delete an object not listed in the object

table, ENABLE issues an error message.

A box that is named in the TREE value of an application

cannot be deleted until all applications that name it have

been deleted. If you attempt to delete a box that is

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