Re: {bb} bbrm command format

[Henrik Storner <henrik-bb@hswn.dk>]

In <cc9330a504110412375dc7ef2b@mail.gmail.com> Bill Matthews <bill.matthews@gmail.com> writes:

>Hello, time for my next newbie question.

>I just changed a test name (from conn to Conn).  The old entries for
>conn are still showing up on my displays.  I assume I need to use bbrm
>to remove the old entries.

>How do I run bbrm for all host for a particular service?

Some scripting will be needed. Since you have bbgen, I'd say
do this:

BBHOME=/usr/local/bb    (or wherever BB is)
export BBHOME
. $BBHOME/etc/bbdef.sh

$BBHOME/bin/bbhostshow | grep "^[0-9]"|awk '{print $2}'|
while read HOSTNAME
do
  $BBHOME/bin/bbrm $HOSTNAME conn
done


A more "brute-force" approach would go like this:

   rm -f bbvar/logs/*.conn
   rm -f bbvar/hist/*.conn
   rm -rf bbvar/histlogs/*/conn/


Henrik
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