5.15.1 Request

The <deleteSubscriberNai> request removes NAI routing data.

Each NAI value is defined as a combination of an NAI host and NAI user value. For example, "[e-mail]" would have "John.Smith" as the NAI user value and "oracle.com" as the NAI host value. The <deleteSubscriberNai> command removes the NAI user value, but does not affect the NAI host value.

Semantic Rules

• Between 1 and 10 user names must be specified.
• The host name must already exist in the database.

Request Format

<deleteSubscriberNai ent="subscriberRouting" ns="dsr" [resonly="resonly"]
                     [id="id"] [timeout="timeout"]>
    <host>host</host>
    <user>user</user>
[
    <user>user</user>
    …
    <user>user</user>
]
</deleteSubscriberNai>

Request Parameters

Table 5-22 <deleteSubscriberNai> Request Parameters (XML)

Parameter	Description	Values
ent	The entity name within the global schema.	subscriberRouting
ns	The namespace within the global schema.	dsr
resonly (Optional)	Indicates whether the response should consist of the result only, without including the original request in the response.	y - Only provide the result, do not include the original request (default). n - Include the original request in the response.
id (Optional)	Transaction ID value provided in request and passed back in the response.	1-4294967295
timeout (Optional)	The amount of time (in seconds) to wait to before being able to perform a write if another connection is performing a write, or has a transaction open. Clients waiting to write will be processed in the order that their requests were received. If the request is being performed within a transaction, this parameter will have no effect, as the client already has a transaction open.	0 (return immediately if not available) to 3600 seconds. The default is 0.
host	A host name.	A string with 1 to 64 characters.
user	A user name to be associated with the host to form an NAI.	A string with 1 to 64 characters.