ddelete

Deletes action points

Format:

Deletes some action points

ddelete action-point-list

Deletes all action points

ddelete -a

Arguments:

action-point-list

A list of the action points being deleted.

-a

Tells TotalView to delete all action points in the current focus.

Description:

The ddelete command permanently removes one or more action points. The argument to this command lets you specify which action points the CLI should delete. The -a option indicates that the CLI should delete all action points.

If you delete a barrier point, the CLI releases the processes and threads held at it.

Command alias:

You may find the following alias useful:

Alias	Definition	Meaning
de	{ddelete}	Deletes action points.

Examples:

ddelete 1 2 3

Deletes breakpoints 1, 2, and 3.

ddelete -a

Deletes all action points associated with processes in the current focus.

dfocus {p1 p2 p3 p4} ddelete -a

Deletes all the breakpoints associated with processes 1 through 4. Breakpoints associated with other threads are not affected.

dfocus a de -a

Deletes all action points known to the CLI.