Delete command

The following delete commands are available:

Note: These commands are available with DBB 2.0.2 and later. If you have DBB 2.0.0 or 2.0.1, see Legacy commands.

Delete group

This command deletes a build group from the metadata store.

Usage

dbb delete group <groupName> [options]

Positional arguments

  • groupName for the name of the build group

Command Options

  • None

Configuration options

Note that you can omit the configuration options if the CLI session is started and active.

You can specify the following options:

  • --type for the metadata store implementation type. The possible values are file (default) and db2.

  • --location for the location of the file system implementation. The default value is $HOME.

  • --user for the Db2® connection user ID.

  • --password for the Db2 connection password.
    IMPORTANT: The password must be encrypted with the DBB password utility. See Encrypting metadata store passwords.

  • --password-file for the location of Db2 connection password that is stored in a password file.
    IMPORTANT: The password file contains an encrypted password and must be generated with the DBB password utility. See Encrypting metadata store passwords.

  • --url for the Db2 server location. It can be local or a remote URL. It is optional if the URL is provided in the --db2_config file.

  • --db2-config for the location of the Db2 connection configuration file.

Delete collection

This command deletes a collection in a build group from the metadata store.

Usage

dbb delete collection <groupName> <collectionName> [options]

Positional arguments

  • groupName for the name of the build group with the collection
  • collectionName for the name of the collection

Command Options

  • None

Configuration options

Note that you can omit the configuration options if the CLI session is started and active.

You can specify the following options:

  • --type for the metadata store implementation type. The possible values are file (default) and db2.

  • --location for the location of the file system implementation. The default value is $HOME.

  • --user for the Db2® connection user ID.

  • --password for the Db2 connection password.
    IMPORTANT: The password must be encrypted with the DBB password utility. See Encrypting metadata store passwords.

  • --password-file for the location of Db2 connection password that is stored in a password file.
    IMPORTANT: The password file contains an encrypted password and must be generated with the DBB password utility. See Encrypting metadata store passwords.

  • --url for the Db2 server location. It can be local or a remote URL. It is optional if the URL is provided in the --db2_config file.

  • --db2-config for the location of the Db2 connection configuration file.

Delete result

This command deletes a build result in a build group from the metadata store.

Usage

dbb delete result <groupName> <resultName> [options]

Positional arguments

  • groupName for the name of the build group with the build result
  • resultName for the name of the build result

Command Options

  • None

Configuration options

Note that you can omit the configuration options if the CLI session is started and active.

You can specify the following options:

  • --type for the metadata store implementation type. The possible values are file (default) and db2.

  • --location for the location of the file system implementation. The default value is $HOME.

  • --user for the Db2® connection user ID.

  • --password for the Db2 connection password.
    IMPORTANT: The password must be encrypted with the DBB password utility. See Encrypting metadata store passwords.

  • --password-file for the location of Db2 connection password that is stored in a password file.
    IMPORTANT: The password file contains an encrypted password and must be generated with the DBB password utility. See Encrypting metadata store passwords.

  • --url for the Db2 server location. It can be local or a remote URL. It is optional if the URL is provided in the --db2_config file.

  • --db2-config for the location of the Db2 connection configuration file.

Delete file

This command deletes a logical file in a collection from the metadata store.

Usage

dbb delete file <groupName> <collectionName> <fileName> [options]

Positional arguments

  • groupName for the name of the build group with the specified collection
  • collectionName for the name of the collection with the logical file
  • fileName for the name of the logical file

Command Options

  • None

Configuration options

Note that you can omit the configuration options if the CLI session is started and active.

You can specify the following options:

  • --type for the metadata store implementation type. The possible values are file (default) and db2.

  • --location for the location of the file system implementation. The default value is $HOME.

  • --user for the Db2® connection user ID.

  • --password for the Db2 connection password.
    IMPORTANT: The password must be encrypted with the DBB password utility. See Encrypting metadata store passwords.

  • --password-file for the location of Db2 connection password that is stored in a password file.
    IMPORTANT: The password file contains an encrypted password and must be generated with the DBB password utility. See Encrypting metadata store passwords.

  • --url for the Db2 server location. It can be local or a remote URL. It is optional if the URL is provided in the --db2_config file.

  • --db2-config for the location of the Db2 connection configuration file.

Delete map

This command deletes a build map in a build group from the metadata store.

Usage

dbb delete map <groupName> <mapName> [options]

Positional arguments

  • groupName for the name of the build group with the build map
  • mapName for the name of the build map

Command Options

  • None

Configuration options

Note that you can omit the configuration options if the CLI session is started and active.

You can specify the following options:

  • --type for the metadata store implementation type. The possible values are file (default) and db2.

  • --location for the location of the file system implementation. The default value is $HOME.

  • --user for the Db2® connection user ID.

  • --password for the Db2 connection password.
    IMPORTANT: The password must be encrypted with the DBB password utility. See Encrypting metadata store passwords.

  • --password-file for the location of Db2 connection password that is stored in a password file.
    IMPORTANT: The password file contains an encrypted password and must be generated with the DBB password utility. See Encrypting metadata store passwords.

  • --url for the Db2 server location. It can be local or a remote URL. It is optional if the URL is provided in the --db2_config file.

  • --db2-config for the location of the Db2 connection configuration file.