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\title{<REMOVE  Remove (ie. delete) file(s)}
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\section{Preamble}
\\ \hspace*{ 0.7 in} REMOVE $<$file$>$$<$sep$>$$<$file$>$$<$sep$>$...

\hspace*{ 0.3 in} $<$file$>$ can be many valid filestore name, including wildcards.
\\ \hspace*{ 0.3 in} $<$sep$>$ can be space (cf. Unix) or comma (cf. VMS \& EMAS).

The REMOVE command causes the specified file(s) to be destroyed. The user must
have owner-authority over the directory involved in order to delete files in it.
The files are reported as having been deleted unless the -s (silent) option is
specifed. If users are unsure of whether they wish to delete a file, the -c
(confirm) option may be specifed. The confirm option becomes the default, if
the parameter contains any wildcards. If wildcards are present, but the user
still wishes to delete everything, the -n option (noconfirm) can be used.

\vspace{.75in} view:remove printed on 20/01/89 at 14.21

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