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delete object(1m)					     delete object(1m)

NAME
       delete object - Deletes an object entry

SYNOPSIS
       cdscp delete object object-name

ARGUMENTS
       The full name of the object entry.

DESCRIPTION
       The  delete  object command deletes an object entry.  This task is usu‐
       ally done through the client application, except under certain  circum‐
       stances	(for  example, if the application is obsolete or no longer has
       access to the namespace).

   Privilege Required
       You must have delete permission to the object entry, or administer per‐
       mission to the directory that stores the object entry.

NOTE
       This  command  is replaced at Revision 1.1 by the dcecp command and may
       not be provided in future releases of DCE.

EXAMPLE
       The     following     command	 deletes     the     object	 entry
       /.:/sales/east/floor1pr2.	  cdscp>	 delete		object
       /.:/sales/east/floor1pr2

RELATED INFORMATION
       Commands: create object(1m),  list  object(1m),	set  object(1m),  show
       object(1m)

							     delete object(1m)

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