unalias

Removes a previously defined alias

Format:

Removes an alias

unalias alias-name

Removes all aliases

unalias -all

Arguments:

alias-name

The name of the alias being deleted.

-all

Tells the CLI to remove all aliases.

Description:

The unalias command removes a previously defined alias. You can delete all aliases by using the -all option. Aliases defined in the tvdinit.tvd file are also deleted.

Examples:

unalias step2

Removes the step2 alias; step2 is now undefined and can no longer be used. If step2 was included as part of the definition of another command, that command will no longer work correctly. However, the CLI will only display an error message when you try to execute the alias that contains this removed alias.

unalias -all

Removes all aliases.