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SCR Reference (man Pages) scrdelete (1M) - DESCRIPTION scrdelete (1M) NAME scrdelete - remove SCR configuration information from the database SYNOPSIS /opt/scr/bin/scrdelete {-a | -n node } [ -f] [-p time1 [time2 ]] DESCRIPTION scrdelete removes specified configuration information from the System Configuration Repository. scrdelete is invoked by scrupdate to maintain the expiration period. The expiration period is set by scrconfig. Without the -p option, scrdelete removes expired configuration information. With the -p option, scrdelete removes specified configuration information. Examine configuration information of all nodes with the -a option, or of specified nodes with the -n option. If configuration information is associated with user defined tags by scrtag, the information is not removed without the -f option. Options -a Examine configuration information of all nodes to remove. -f Force removal of configuration information associated with user defined tags, in addition to information not associated with any user defined tags. -n node Examine configuration information of the specified node to remove. -p time1 [time2] Remove configuration information within a specific time range or at a specific time. time1 and time2 must have the format YYYYMMDD[hh[mm]]. If the hour and minute are not specified, the defaults are 0000 for time1 and 2359 for time2. If the minute is not specified, the defaults are 00 for time1 and 59 for time2. Formats Upon completion the following messages are output to indicate removed configuration information. Configuration data for "node:time" is deleted. 48 Reference

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SCR Reference (man Pages)
scrdelete (1M) - DESCRIPTION
scrdelete (1M)
NAME
scrdelete – remove SCR configuration information from the database
SYNOPSIS
/opt/scr/bin/scrdelete
{
-a
|
-n
node
} [
-f
] [
-p
time1
[
time2
]]
DESCRIPTION
scrdelete
removes specified configuration information from the
System Configuration Repository.
scrdelete
is invoked by
scrupdate
to maintain the expiration period. The expiration period is set by
scrconfig
. Without the
-p
option,
scrdelete
removes expired
configuration information. With the
-p
option,
scrdelete
removes
specified configuration information. Examine configuration information
of all nodes with the
-a
option, or of specified nodes with the
-n
option.
If configuration information is associated with user defined tags by
scrtag
, the information is not removed without the
-f
option.
Options
-a
Examine configuration information of all nodes to
remove.
-f
Force removal of configuration information associated
with user defined tags, in addition to information not
associated with any user defined tags.
-n
node
Examine configuration information of the specified
node to remove.
-p
time1
[
time2
]
Remove configuration information within a specific
time range or at a specific time.
time1
and
time2
must
have the format
YYYYMMDD
[
hh
[
mm
]]. If the hour and
minute are not specified, the defaults are
0000
for
time1
and
2359
for
time2
. If the minute is not
specified, the defaults are
00
for
time1
and
59
for
time2
.
Formats
Upon completion the following messages are output to indicate removed
configuration information.
Configuration data for "
node
:
time
" is deleted.