OSI/MHS SCF Reference Manual

OSI/MHS SCF Commands
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DELETE Command
NORMAL | MAX
are power modifiers that you can specify only with the DELETE APPL command.
NORMAL indicates that the APPL object can be deleted only if there are no
messages to be retrieved by this APPL object. MAX indicates that the APPL object
can be deleted regardless of the number of messages that are to be retrieved by this
APPL object.
Considerations
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An object must be in the STOPPED state before you can delete it.
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To delete an object, you must first delete all of its subordinate objects.
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If an MS APPL object is deleted, all messages in the APPL object’s mailbox are
deleted.
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To delete a CUG object, all CUG members associated with that CUG must first be
deleted.
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To delete a DLIST object, all DLIST members associated with that DLIST must
first be deleted.
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To delete a GATEWAY object, you must delete all GW APPL objects associated
with the gateway.
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DELETE GROUP might result in messages being lost.
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If you delete a GROUP object, its associated working files and SQL databases (MS
group) are not deleted.
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When you delete a GROUP object, all processes within that group are deleted
regardless of the SUB qualifier.
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To delete an MS GROUP object, you must delete all MS APPL objects associated
with the MS group.
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To delete an MR GROUP object, it is advisable to drain all messages from the group
before deleting the group. Refer to the description of the MR-TRANSMIT-MODE
attribute under “ADD GROUP Command” for information about draining these
messages.
Examples
This command deletes APPL object $ZMHS.#MSAPPL1:
DELETE APPL $ZMHS.#MSAPPL1
This command deletes CLASS object $ZMHS.#MS:
DELETE CLASS $ZMHS.#MS
This command deletes CUG object $ZMHS.#LOCALP2USERS:
DELETE CUG $ZMHS.#LOCALP2USERS