DLTY(1)                         Domain/OS BSD                          DLTY(1)




NAME
     dlty - delete a type

SYNOPSIS
     dlty [options] type_name

DESCRIPTION
     dlty deletes a type and any installed type manager.

     type_name (required)
                    Specify the name of the type to be deleted.

OPTIONS
     -n node_spec   Specify the node on which the type is to be deleted.  You
                    may also specify the entry directory of a volume mounted
                    for software updates, as shown in the example below. If
                    you omit the -n node-spec the type is deleted on the
                    current node.

     -l             List the type name/type identifier pair that is deleted.

     -t[rait]       Delete a trait instead of a type.


EXAMPLES
     $ dlty example_type -l
     "example_type" 24BF9F41.100001FB deleted.

     $ dlty example_type -n //test_vol -l
     "example_type" 24BFA6F8.200001FB
     deleted from volume //test_vol.

     In the following example, the disk has been mounted for software updates.
     The disk's top level directory (cataloged as /mount_disk by the
     /etc/mount(8) command) must contain a "sys" directory. If it does not,
     you get a "types file not found" error.

     $ mtvol w /mount_disk
     $ dlty example_type -n /mount_disk -l
      "example_type" 24BFB71E.200001FB deleted
                     from volume //my_node/mount_disk.



SEE ALSO
     crty(1), inty(1), lty(1), trty(1), mount(8)