Deletes the effect of the item specified by the option word.
Format
DELETE option
1 – ADJUSTMENT
Removes a name from the list of adjustments associated with a
language.
Format
DELETE ADJUSTMENT adjustment-name
1.1 – Qualifier
1.1.1 /LANGUAGE
/LANGUAGE=language-name
Names the language associated with the adjustment being deleted.
By default, LSE deletes the adjustment from the set of adjustments
defined for the current language. By using the /LANGUAGE
qualifier, you can delete adjustments from other languages as
well.
1.2 – Parameter
adjustment-name
Specifies the name of the adjustment to be deleted.
2 – ALIAS
Deletes the definition of an alias name.
Format
DELETE ALIAS alias-name
2.1 – Qualifier
2.1.1 /LANGUAGE
/LANGUAGE=language-name
Specifies the name of the language in which the alias is defined.
The default is the current language.
2.2 – Parameter
alias-name
Specifies the alias name to be deleted.
3 – BUFFER
Deletes a buffer.
Format
DELETE BUFFER [buffer-name]
3.1 – Parameter
buffer-name
Indicates which buffer is to be deleted. The default is the
current buffer.
4 – COMMAND
Deletes the definition of the indicated user-defined command.
Format
DELETE COMMAND command-name
4.1 – Parameter
command-name
Specifies the command to be deleted.
5 – KEY
Deletes the specified key definition.
Format
DELETE KEY key-specifier
5.1 – Qualifier
5.1.1 /IF_STATE
/IF_STATE=GOLD
/NOIF_STATE (D)
Specifies that the key definition to be deleted is for the GOLD
state. The default is to delete the key definition for the default
state.
5.2 – Parameter
key-specifier
Indicates the keyword or single printing character for the key to
be deleted. Valid key-specifiers include all keynames recognized
by the DEFINE KEY command.
6 – KEYWORDS
Cancels the indicated keywords list definition.
Format
DELETE KEYWORDS keyword-list-name
6.1 – Parameter
keyword-list-name
Specifies the keyword list to be deleted.
7 – LANGUAGE
Cancels the indicated language definition.
Format
DELETE LANGUAGE language-name
7.1 – Parameter
language-name
Specifies the language to be deleted.
8 – LIBRARY
[SCA Command] Deletes an SCA library from a VMS directory.
Format
DELETE LIBRARY library-spec[,...]
8.1 – Qualifiers
8.1.1 /CONFIRM
/CONFIRM
/NOCONFIRM (D)
Indicates whether the delete function will request a confirmation
of the deletion of each library.
To delete an SCA library, you must respond to the confirmation
prompt by typing one or more characters of the word YES.
Otherwise, the library is not deleted.
8.1.2 /LOG
/LOG
/NOLOG (D)
Indicates whether successful deletion of SCA libraries will be
reported.
8.2 – Parameter
library-spec[,...]
Specifies one or more libraries to be deleted. The library must be
one of the current SCA libraries established by the SET LIBRARY
command. You can use a library number in place of a library
specification. For example, the primary library is library #1.
You can also specify a wildcard name expression.
9 – MODULE
[SCA Command] Deletes specified modules of source analysis data
from SCA libraries.
Format
DELETE MODULE module-name[, . . . ]
9.1 – Qualifiers
9.1.1 /CONFIRM
/CONFIRM
/NOCONFIRM (D)
Tells SCA whether or not to prompt you to confirm each module
deletion.
To delete a module, you must respond to the confirmation prompt by
typing Y, YE, or YES. If you specify N, NO, or press the Return
key, SCA does not delete the module. SCA considers any other
response to be ambiguous and reissues the confirmation prompt.
9.1.2 /DECLARATION_CLASS
/DECLARATION_CLASS=declaration-class
Indicates the class of the module to be deleted. The following
declaration classes are supported:
PRIMARY- Module implementation
ASSOCIATED-Module specification
If you do not specify a declaration class, SCA deletes both
classes, if they exist.
9.1.3 /LIBRARY
/LIBRARY[=library-spec]
/LIBRARY=primary-library (D)
Specifies an SCA library containing the module to be deleted. This
library must be one of the current libraries (established by a SET
LIBRARY command).
If you do not specify a library, the primary SCA library is the
default; that is, the module is deleted from the first of the
current SCA libraries.
9.1.4 /LOG
/LOG (D)
/NOLOG
Indicates whether SCA reports successful deletion of a module.
9.2 – Parameter
module-name[, . . . ]
Specifies the names of the modules to be deleted from the current
library. You may specify a wildcard name expression.
10 – OVERVIEW
This command gets rid of all the overview lines in a buffer, and makes all
the real lines in the buffer visible.
Format
DELETE OVERVIEW
10.1 – Qualifier
10.1.1 /BUFFER
/BUFFER=buffer-name
Indicates the buffer whose overview information is to be reset. The
default is the current buffer.
11 – PACKAGE
Deletes a package definition without deleting the routines or
parameters associated with the package.
Format
DELETE PACKAGE package-name
11.1 – Parameter
package-name
Names the package definition to be deleted.
12 – PARAMETER
Deletes a parameter definition from a package.
Format
DELETE PARAMETER parameter-name
12.1 – Qualifier
12.1.1 /PACKAGE
/PACKAGE=package-name
Specifies the name of the package that contains the parameter to
be deleted. The DELETE PARAMETER command requires this qualifier.
12.2 – Parameter
parameter-name
Specifies the name of the parameter to be deleted.
13 – PLACEHOLDER
Removes a name from the list of placeholders associated with a
language.
Format
DELETE PLACEHOLDER name
13.1 – Qualifier
13.1.1 /LANGUAGE
/LANGUAGE=language-name
Names the language associated with the placeholder being
deleted. By default, LSE deletes the placeholder from the set
of placeholders defined for the current language. By using the
/LANGUAGE qualifier, you can delete placeholders from other
languages as well.
13.2 – Parameter
name
Specifies the name of the placeholder to be deleted.
14 – QUERY
[SCA Command] Deletes the indicated query.
Format
DELETE QUERY [query-name]
14.1 – Parameter
query-name
Specifies the query to be deleted. If you omit the query name, the
current query is deleted. You can specify wildcards.
15 – ROUTINE
Deletes a routine definition from a package.
Format
DELETE ROUTINE routine-name
15.1 – Qualifier
15.1.1 /PACKAGE
/PACKAGE=package-name
Indicates the package containing the routine definition to be
deleted. The DELETE ROUTINE command requires this qualifier.
15.2 – Parameter
routine-name
Specifies the name of the routine to be deleted.
16 – TAG
Removes a name from the list of tags associated with a language.
Format
DELETE TAG name
16.1 – Qualifier
16.1.1 /LANGUAGE
/LANGUAGE=language-name
Names the language associated with the tag being deleted. By
default, LSE deletes the tag from the set of tags defined for
the current language. By using the /LANGUAGE qualifier, you can
delete tags from other languages as well.
16.2 – Parameter
name
Specifies the name of the tag to be deleted.
17 – TOKEN
Removes a token name from the list of tokens associated with a
language.
Format
DELETE TOKEN name
17.1 – Qualifier
17.1.1 /LANGUAGE
/LANGUAGE=language-name
Specifies the language associated with the token being deleted.
By default, LSE deletes the token from the set of tokens defined
for the current language. Using the /LANGUAGE qualifier, you can
delete tokens from other languages as well.
17.2 – Parameter
name
Specifies the token name that is to be deleted.
18 – WINDOW
Deletes the current window.
Format
DELETE WINDOW