batch-delete command removes all records in a table that match an encoded query. Use --dry-run to preview the affected records before deletion.batch-delete
Batch-delete records matching a query.
The
sn batch-delete <table> <query> [--dry-run] Batch-delete records matching a query.
Arguments
| Name | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| table | Yes | The table to delete from. |
| query | Yes | Encoded query identifying records to delete. |
Flags
| Flag | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| --dry-run | — | Show matching records without deleting them. |
Examples
sn batch-delete cmdb_ci_server "install_status=7" --dry-runDry run — records that would be deleted:
cmdb_ci_server: 8 records
(run without --dry-run to delete)
Deletions are permanent. Always run with
--dry-run first to verify the query matches only the intended records.