Delete Commands

The dicfg delete command deletes users, groups, aliases, and ACL objects from a DiveLine server. The command has the following sub-commands. Click a command name to display a description, including any additional command options.

user

Command	Description
`dicfg delete user`	Deletes the named user.
`<name>`	Specifies the user to delete.

group

Command	Description
`dicfg delete group`	Deletes the named group.
`<name>`	Specifies the group to delete.

alias

Command	Description
`dicfg delete alias`	Deletes the named alias.
`-source<name>`	Specifies the alias to delete.

acl

Command	Description
`dicfg delete acl`	Deletes the specified ACL object and resets the object to the default ACL.
`-object <ACL object name>`	Specifies the ACL object to delete.
`-object <ACL object name> -user <name>`	Deletes the named user from the specified ACL object.
`-object <ACL object name> -group <name>`	Deletes the named group from the specified ACL object.
`dicfg delete default_acl`	Deletes the specified default ACL.
`-object <ACL object name>`	Specifies the default-ACL object to delete.
`-object <ACL object name> -user <name>`	Deletes the named user from the specified default-ACL object.
`-object <ACL object name> -group <name>`	Deletes the named group from the specified default-ACL object.

odbc

Command	Description
`dicfg delete odbc_table`	Deletes the named table.
`-catalog <name>`	Specifies the catalog name for the deleted table. Defaults to master.
`-schema <name>`	Sets the schema name for the deleted table. Defaults to public.
`-table <name>`	Specifies the name of the table to be deleted.

oidc

Command	Description
`dicfg delete oidc`	Deletes the named OIDC Identity Provider.
`-name <name>`	Specifies the OIDC Identity Provider to delete.

Sample Delete commands:

dicfg -remote admin:admin@localhost:6400 delete user paulie
dicfg delete default_acl -object hr -user dave
dicfg delete default_acl -object hr -group hr_all