TMF Reference Manual (G06.24+)

TMFCOM Commands
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DELETE DUMPS
Examples
The following DELETE DUMPS command deletes dumps for the audited file
$DATA3.TMFSN02F.F65289S from the TMF catalog:
TMF 6> DELETE DUMPS $DATA3.TMFSN02F.F65289S
The next DELETE DUMPS command deletes from the catalog all files that belong to
dumps identified by serial number 1000, regardless of whether those dump files were
purged from disk:
TMF 7> DELETE DUMPS *.*.* !, SERIAL 1000
TMF places an event message in the EMS log and issues a warning message for any
file associated with serial number 1000 that cannot be purged; you must then delete
each of these files manually.
The next DELETE DUMPS command removes from the catalog the files belonging to
dump serial number 1000 only if those dump files were first purged from disk:
TMF 8> DELETE DUMPS *.*.*, SERIAL 1000
If any file belonging to dump serial number 1000 is not purged, TMF displays an
appropriate warning message and places an event message in the EMS log. However,
because the exclamation point is not specified in this command, you can retry the
delete operation when the problem has been corrected.