Deleting event suppressions for an object with the CLI

The delete verb deletes a list of event suppressions for a specific object.

Manage Event Suppression command line syntax:

manageEventSuppression [options] delete instPath typePath [beginTime endTime repeat]

The following table lists the required and optional parameters for the manage event suppression command tool.

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Managing the product from a Command Line Interface

Parameters	Description
`delete`	Indicates that this command is deleting Event Suppression Periods.
`instPath`	Object Instance Path for the object subject to the suppression.
`typePath`	Object Type Path for the object subject to the suppression.
`beginTime`	Optional begin time for the suppression period. Time is of the format: yyyy-MM-ddHH:mm:ss Where yyyy is the year, MM in the month number, dd is the day of the month, HH is the hour, mm is the minute.
`endTime`	Optional end time for the suppression period; see beginTime for the format.
`Repeat`	Optional Repeat type. Can be any case. NONE: No repeat EVERYDAY: Repeat the suppression every day EVERYWEEK: Repeat the suppression on the same day each week EVERYMONTH: Repeat the suppression on the same day each month EVERYYEAR: Repeat the suppression on the same day each year
Optional parameters	Description
`-h`or `-?` or `--help`	Provides a brief help message.
`-u username` or `--user username`	Indicates that the parameter username used for connecting to the services.
`-p password` or `--password password`	Password used for connecting to the services. If -p or -s is not specified, the user is prompted for the password. -p is mutually exclusive with -s.
`-s` or `--stdin`	Specify password via stdin. This is mutually exclusive with -p.
`--inherited`	Any suppression for supervisory objects is included.
`--descendents`	Any suppression for descendent objects is listed.
`-d`	Run the command in debug mode.
`-v`	Run the command in verbose mode.

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