TCP/IP Management Programming Manual

Commands and Responses
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DELETE Command
If the command was not completed successfully, the value of this token indicates
the reason the command failed. Always check the contents of the error list to
determine the token or value in error. For details on the return codes, see the SPI
Common Extensions Manual. The possible nonzero values of RETCODE in
response to the DELETE command are:
ZCOM-ERR-TKN-REQ (-29)
ZCOM-ERR-TKN-DUP (-27)
ZCOM-ERR-TKN-CODE-INV (-26)
ZCOM-ERR-SSID-INV (-24)
ZCOM-ERR-SPI-ERR (-23)
ZCOM-ERR-SECUR-VIOL (-22)
ZCOM-ERR-OBJ-NOT-SUPP (-18)
ZCOM-ERR-OBJ-NOT-FOUND (-17)
ZCOM-ERR-CMD-TOO-LARGE (-8)
ZCOM-ERR-CMD-NOT-SUPP (-5)
ZCOM-ERR-CMD-INV-IN-SUMSTATE (-3)
ZSPI-TKN-ERRLIST
indicates the beginning of an error list. For more details, see SPI Standard
Definitions on page 5-1.
ZSPI-TKN-ENDLIST
indicates the end of a data list or an error list. For more details, see SPI Standard
Definitions on page 5-1.
ZSPI-TKN-CONTEXT
specifies whether there are more response messages to be received for a
response. If this token is present, the response continues to the next response
message. If this token is not present, this response message is the last to be
received. This token is present only if an object-name template has been specified.
For more details, see SPI Standard Definitions on page 5-1.
Operational Notes
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DELETE is a sensitive command.
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When the DELETE command is completed, the subnet or route is removed from
the subsystem.
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The object must be in the STOPPED summary state when the DELETE command
is issued.