11.0;uctnode (uncatalog_node), revision 2.0, 91/01/03
uctnode (uncatalog_node) - uncatalog a node.
usage: uctnode [-l] [-root] pathname... [-local] [-on node_spec ... ] {CL}
DESCRIPTION
uctnode removes the specified entry directory name from the local copy of
the network root directory. After the name is removed, objects cataloged
under that node's entry directory are no longer accessible to you or
other nodes on the network.
If you use the -root option, the nodename is also removed from the
network's replicated root directory. The -on option lets you remove a
node name from another node's local copy of the network root.
Node entry directories are created with the ctnode command.
pathname (required)
Specify node entry directory name to be uncataloged.
Multiple pathnames and wildcarding are permitted.
OPTIONS
-l List directory names as they are uncataloged.
-root
Uncatalog the node in the network root as well as in the the local
root directory.
-loc[al]
Uncatalog the node from the local root directory. This is the
default, unless you specify one or more nodes with the -on option.
-on node_spec ...
Uncatalog from the root directory of the node specified by
node_spec. With this option, the node name is uncatalogued from
local root directory only if you also specify -local. You may list
several node specifications following -on, and you may use -on
several times on a single command line.
EXAMPLES
Uncatalog the node with the entry directory name specified.
$ /etc/uctnode als_node
Remove a node name from the local root directories of three remote nodes,
as well as the node at which you run the command:
$ /etc/uctnode gonzo -on 1a4.878 //cos //tan -local
SEE ALSO
More information is available. Type
help ctnode For details about cataloging nodes
help node_spec For details about node specification syntax