NetBatch Manual

Commands
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DELETE ATTACHMENT-SET Command
attribute
is one of these attachment-set attributes:
ASSI[GN] [ ASSIGN-name ]
DEFI[NE] [ DEFINE-name ]
PA[RAM] [ PARAM-name ]
attribute causes BATCHCOM to delete only the specified attribute from the
attachment sets specified by attachment-set-ID. If you omit attribute and do not
specify DETAIL, BATCHCOM deletes all attachment sets specified by
attachment-set-ID.
You can use ASSIGN-name, DEFINE-name, or PARAM-name to specify an
ASSIGN, DEFINE, or PARAM name or a range of names. To specify a range of
names, use the asterisk (*) and question mark (?) wild-card characters. If you
specify ASSIGN, DEFINE, or PARAM, but omit ASSIGN-name, DEFINE-name, or
PARAM-name, BATCHCOM deletes all ASSIGNs, DEFINEs (except
=_DEFAULTS), or PARAMs.
attribute cannot specify the SECURITY or TEMPORARY attributes.
DETAIL
causes BATCHCOM to delete all ASSIGNs, DEFINEs (except =_DEFAULTS), and
PARAMs from the attachment sets specified by attachment-set-ID. If you omit
DETAIL and do not specify attribute, BATCHCOM deletes all attachment sets
specified by attachment-set-ID.
DETAIL does not delete the SECURITY and TEMPORARY attributes.
Considerations
•
The DELETE ATTACHMENT-SET command is available to all users, but:
°
To delete an attachment set, you must have purge access to it. For example,
NB.USER could delete attachment set (SUPER.SUPER)X secured “NNNN”
but not attachment set (NB.MANAGER)Y secured “GGGO.”
°
To delete ASSIGNs, DEFINEs, and PARAMs from an attachment set, you must
have write access to it. For example, only super-group users (255, n) could
delete ASSIGNs, DEFINEs, or PARAMs from attachment set (SUPER.NB)Z
secured “AGAO.”
•
ADP (an abbreviation of ASSIGNs, DEFINEs, and PARAMs) is an alias of the
object keyword ATTACHMENT-SET.
•
You can omit the object keyword ATTACHMENT-SET from the DELETE
ATTACHMENT-SET command only when ATTACHMENT-SET is the current
assumed object. For more information, see ASSUME ATTACHMENT-SET
Command on page 6-69.