sampo_ps remove¶
Examples¶
You can choose to remove only specific process data using process ID (<process_name>.<process_version>) or process name, or remove all the process data in a ProcessStore.
- Suppose there are three processes:
foo.c8206325-a02b-4ed7-a565-88aeaf173b0c
foo.2d418854-1178-4c73-83c4-1b2568a7ce90
bar.a165df99-ce9c-43f6-81a0-d612d4ce36a0
Removing specific process data using process ID:
$ sampo_ps remove -s file:///var/process_store_storage -p foo.c8206325-a02b-4ed7-a565-88aeaf173b0c Are you sure to remove process foo.c8206325-a02b-4ed7-a565-88aeaf173b0c? [y/n]: y
If the user enters ‘y’, the process foo.c8206325-a02b-4ed7-a565-88aeaf173b0c is removed.
Removing the process data using process name:
$ sampo_ps remove -s file:///var/process_store_storage -p foo Are you sure to remove process foo.c8206325-a02b-4ed7-a565-88aeaf173b0c? [y/n]: y Are you sure to remove process foo.2d418854-1178-4c73-83c4-1b2568a7ce90? [y/n]: y
If the user enters ‘y’ for each process, the processes foo.c8206325-a02b-4ed7-a565-88aeaf173b0c and foo.2d418854-1178-4c73-83c4-1b2568a7ce90 are removed.
Removing all the process data in a ProcessStore:
$ sampo_ps remove -s file:///var/process_store_storage -a Are you sure to remove process bar.a165df99-ce9c-43f6-81a0-d612d4ce36a0? [y/n]: y Are you sure to remove process foo.c8206325-a02b-4ed7-a565-88aeaf173b0c? [y/n]: y Are you sure to remove process foo.2d418854-1178-4c73-83c4-1b2568a7ce90? [y/n]: y
If the user enters ‘y’ for each process, all the three processes are removed.