NAME

       pmempool-rm - remove a persistent memory pool

SYNOPSIS

              $ pmempool rm [<options>] <file>..

DESCRIPTION

       The  pmempool rm command removes each specified file.  If the specified file is a pool set
       file, all pool files (single-file pool or part files) and remote replicas are removed.  By
       default  the  pmempool rm does not remove pool set files.  All local and remote pool files
       are removed using unlink(3) call, except the pools created on device dax which are  zeroed
       instead.   If  specified file does not exist, the remote pool is broken or not accessible,
       the pmempool rm command terminates with an error  code.   By  default  it  prompts  before
       removing  write-protected  local  files.   See REMOTE REPLICATION section for more details
       about support for remote pools.  See EXAMPLES section for example usage of the rm command.

   Available options:
       -h, --help

       Print help message

       -v, --verbose

       Be verbose and print all removing files.

       -s, --only-pools

       Remove only pool files and do not remove pool set files (default behaviour).

       -a, --all

       Remove all pool set files - local and remote.

       -l, --local

       Remove local pool set files.

       -r, --remote

       Remove remote pool set files.

       -f, --force

       Remove all specified files, ignore nonexistent files, never prompt.

       -i, --interactive

       Prompt before removing every single file or remote pool.

REMOTE REPLICATION

       A remote pool  is  removed  using  rpmem_remove(3)  function  if  librpmem(7)  library  is
       available.   If  a  pool  set  file  contains  remote  replication  but librpmem(7) is not
       available, the pmempool rm command terminates with an error code, unless  the  -f,  –force
       option is specified.

EXAMPLE

              $ pmempool rm pool.obj pool.blk

       Remove specified pool files.

              $ pmempool rm pool.set

       Remove all pool files from the “pool.set”, do not remove pool.set itself.

              $ pmempool rm -a pool.set

       Remove  all  pool files from the “pool.set”, remove the local pool set file and all remote
       pool set files.

SEE ALSO

       pmempool(1), libpmemblk(7), libpmemlog(7), libpmemobj(7), librpmem(7) and <http://pmem.io>