Syntax
remove chkpoint
name
Parameters
name
Specifies the name of the checkpoint configuration file.
Guidelines
The
remove chkpoint
command deletes the named checkpoint configuration file
from the domain-specific chkpoint: directory.
The command is equivalent to using the
delete
command to remove the file from a
specified directory.
Related Commands
delete
,
rollback chkpoint
,
save chkpoint
,
show chkpoints
Examples
v
Deletes the
foo
checkpoint configuration file.
# remove chkpoint foo
Configuration Checkpoint foo deleted
#
or
# delete chkpoints:\\\foo.zip
File deletion successful
#
reset domain
Deletes the configuration for a domain.
Syntax
Resets an application domain from the
default
domain.
reset domain
name
Resets an current domain.
reset domain
Parameters
name
Specifies the name of the domain to reset.
Guidelines
The
reset domain
command resets the configuration for the domain.
v
When invoked from the
default
domain without an explicit domain, the
command resets the configuration for the
default
domain.
v
When invoked from the
default
domain with an explicit domain, the command
resets the configuration for the specified domain.
v
When invoked from an application domain, the command resets the
configuration of this domain.
The
reset domain
command is different from the
no domain
command.
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