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NAME
       delete command - Deletes a tmsh component.

MODULE
       All tmsh modules.

SYNTAX
       Use the command delete within a tmsh module to delete a component that
       resides in that module. To delete a component that resides in another
       module, use the full path to the component.

	delete [component] [name]
	delete / [module...module] [component] [name]

DESCRIPTION
       You must provide the name of the component that you want to delete.

EXAMPLES
       delete pool pool1

       From within the gtm module, deletes the Global Traffic Manager pool
       named pool1.

       delete / ltm pool my_pool

       From within the gtm module, deletes the Local Traffic Manager pool
       named my_pool.

OPTIONS
       component
	    Specifies the type of the component that you want to delete.

       module
	    Specifies the module within which the component that you want to
	    delete resides.

       name Specifies the name of the component that you want to delete. All
	    may be used as an identifier for most component types.

       recursive
	    Deletes all items in the current folder and all sub-folders that
	    match the module, component and the name specified. all may be
	    used as the name identifier with this command.

	    Note: When using recursive and all together, you will be prompted
	    to verify this action. If you wish to disable this prompt, you may
	    run tmsh using the -q command-line option. This is very useful
	    when writing scripts that use this command.

SEE ALSO
       tmsh

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