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DELETE container-name

Deletes a container belonging to the controller’s configuration. You cannot delete a container in use by a higher-level container. For example, you cannot delete a disk belonging to a member of a RAIDset, or a RAIDset unit; you must first delete the higher-level container or containers.

NOTE: This command does not delete spareset or failedsets. You cannot delete spareset and failedset containers. See the DELETE FAILEDSET and DELETE SPARESET commands for details.

When a storageset is deleted, the individual disks are free to be used by another container. If you create the container again with the exact same disk configuration, and none of the disks have been used for anything, or initialized, then the container can be reassembled using its original disks.

Syntax

DELETE container-name

Parameters

container-name

Identifies the container to be deleted. This is the name given to the container when it was created using the ADD command (for example, ADD DISK, ADD STRIPESET, and so forth).

Examples

This example shows how to delete a disk drive named DISK10000:

DELETE DISK10000

This example shows how to delete a stripeset named STRIPE1:

DELETE STRIPE1

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