Syntax

deletedc -s <compartment> -n <DC name> -v <DC vendor> <-m mode> [--actname <name of activity that contains the changes>] [--actdesc <description of activity that contains the changes>]

Arguments

-s <compartment>

The name of the compartment in which the DC resides.

-n <DC name>

The name of the DC

-v <DC vendor>

The vendor of the DC.

<-m mode>

This argument can take the following values:

●      deletechilddc – if the DC to delete has child DCs, then its child DC will be deleted as well.

●      movechilddcup – if the DC to delete has child DCs, then its direct child DCs will either become top-level DCs if the DC to delete has no parent DC or a child DC of this parent DC.

[--actname <name of activity that contains the changes>]

Name of the activity that contains the changes.

[--actdesc <description of activity that contains the changes>]

Description of the activity that contains the changes.

Description

Deletes the specified DC.

This command works for compartments with source state only. For changes in DTR an activity is created and checked in.