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Delete Address Objects

Delete All Address Objects

Using the Perl Client Library with Service Objects

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put_log('INFO', msg=>"Result ==> $hash->{'OBJECT_ID'} :
$hash->{'OBJECT_NAME'}");
$hashref = shift(@{$hash->{'MEMBERS'}} ) ){
".$hashref->{'DOMAIN'}.":".$hashref->{'DEVICE'}.":".$hashref->{'ADDRESS'}
); }
}
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3.
This section shows how to delete specific address objects.
To delete address objects:
Log into the Perl client.
1.
Delete the object.
2.
Enter:
$result = $client->deleteObjects('OBJECT_NAME'=>
['Multicast-1','Multicast-2','Multicast-3','Multicast-4','Multicast-5','Multicast-6']
);
put_log('WARN', msg=>"Error while deleting Multicast objects." ) unless(
$result );
Log out.
3.
This section shows how to delete all address objects.
To delete all address objects:
Log into the Perl client.
1.
Delete all address objects.
2.
Enter:
$result = $client->deleteAllObjects();
deleting all objects." ) unless( $result );
Log out.
3.
You can use the Perl Client Library to add, read, replace, and delete service objects. These
activities are summarized in the following sections
Chapter 8: Using the API to Manage Shared Objects
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