Remove-ASApplication
Edition:Powershell cmdlets are enabled with AdminStudio Enterprise Edition and with Workflow Manager.
You can use the Remove-ASApplication cmdlet to delete a package using its ApplicationId.
Note:The Remove-ASApplication cmdlet removes the linked packages and applications as well as the targeted packages and applications for each respective operation.
Example
The following is the syntax used to delete an application:
Remove-ASApplication-ID nn
For example:
Remove-ASApplication-ID 67
Parameters
The Remove-ASApplication cmdlet has the following parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
ID |
Specifies the ID for the application which is being removed. (Required) |
Returns
One of the following values is returned:
| • | 0—Success. The delete operation completed successfully. |
| • | 1—Insufficient access rights. Permission to Delete is not available. |
| • | 2—Object is locked. The group contains locked virtual packages. You will need to unlock the virtual packages in order to delete the group. |
| • | 3—General failure. Operation did not complete successfully. |
| • | 4—Protected group. The deletion of protected groups is prohibited. |
| • | 5—Item not found. The requested item could not be deleted because it could not be found. |