Usage:
:: unset attribute
Available In:
Cluster, Node, Partition, Network
The unset command deletes the specified attribute from the current object. You must be within the context of an object to unset any of its attributes.
Example:
[node0] P(part0):: unset enabled[node0] P(part0)::
disables the partition part0 (that is, makes it unavailable for use).
Remember, you cannot use the set command to set Boolean attributes to the logical 0 ( inactive) state. You must use the unset command.