You remove a data domain with
endeca-cmd delete-dd
name, or with the
deleteDataDomain request of the Manage Web Service.
When the data domain is removed, the Endeca
Server removes all its associated resources, which include source records,
configuration, and Endeca Server index. No backup of any sort is performed.
When a data domain is deleted it cannot be restored.
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Use a command-line window (for example, open a Command Prompt in
Windows) and navigate to the
endeca-cmd directory.
Alternatively, access the Manage Web Service of the Endeca Server
cluster at the URL, similar to the following example:
http://my-endeca-server:7001/endeca-server/ws/manage.
In this example,
my-endeca-server is the host name of the Endeca
Server cluster,
7001 is the port, and
endeca-server is the root context.
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Depending on the method you chose, use one of these options:
Option |
Description |
deleteDataDomain request |
This request in the Manage Web Service deletes a data
domain if you specify its name. |
endeca-cmd delete-dd
name |
This command lets you delete the data domain if you specify
its name.
|
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To verify that the data domain has been deleted, list data domains
and review the list.