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DIR.DELETE
Deletes a named object from the namespace.
Syntax
<DIR.DELETE NAME="ENTRY_NAME"/>Parameters
NAME (required)
- Unique identifier for the name of the entry to delete. The value is relative to the
baseDN
property.
Description
This tag deletes a named object from the namespace. It is the responsibility of the client code or the directory server to maintain referential integrity. Referential integrity, means that objects are first removed from any groups to which they belong before calling delete on that object.
Error Numbers
The possible values of
errno
include:
Value Description -15003 Name being deleted does not exist. -15004 Implementation doesn't support this operation -15005 Unexpected naming exceptions from JNDI provider. -15006 A required property missing, or class name specified for factory classes is in error. -15007 Unexpected schema violation errors from JNDI provider. -15008 General error in the syntax of an IName. -15009 Unexpected invalid attribute exceptions from JNDI provider -15010 Unexpected invalid attribute id exceptions from JNDI provider. -15011 Unexpected invalid attribute value exceptions from JNDI provider. -15012 User does not have permission to perform the operation. -15013 Node cannot be deleted because it has children. -15014 Unexpected JNDI read error. -15015 Unexpected JNDI write error. -15016 JNDI attribute already in use. -15017 User is already a member. -15018 User is not a member. -15020 User is not valid. -15023 Unexpected JNDI connection errors. -15024 Required attribute missing. -15025 Unknown error. -15026 Missing required create attribute. -15028 User delete SQL failure. -15029 Cannot delete user attributes. -15030 SQL error. -15031 Query failed. -15034 Database error occurred while attempting to delete an attribute. -15036 Missing or invalid child argument tags for tag.Example
<DIR.DELETE NAME="Variables.deletename"/>Release Introduced
This tag was introduced in CS release 4.0.
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