Hello Team,
We have one requirement for deletion of 1000+ managed systems without any Managed account.
Is there any easy way to delete them in bulk? Can someone help with API script or DB Query to do so.
Thanks,
Prasad
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Bulk Delete Managed systems
Best answer by MikeK
If you haven’t yet, I would recommend reaching out to support. They likely already have something like this in their tools that can assist you faster.
Reason I recommend this, there are some variations between versions and what API’s can and can’t do, while most of the API commands are universal and can be done through some form or fashion as a work around for when they don’t, this would be my recommendation.
Well, I did check with Support team. But they just provided some KBA article which doesn’t have steps to delete in bulk. It says you can create API script for that but with no sample script provided. May be a DBA query if someone is aware can help out me.
if you have access, you could try the query that
If you haven’t yet, I would recommend reaching out to support. They likely already have something like this in their tools that can assist you faster.
Reason I recommend this, there are some variations between versions and what API’s can and can’t do, while most of the API commands are universal and can be done through some form or fashion as a work around for when they don’t, this would be my recommendation.
If you haven’t yet, I would recommend reaching out to support. They likely already have something like this in their tools that can assist you faster.
Reason I recommend this, there are some variations between versions and what API’s can and can’t do, while most of the API commands are universal and can be done through some form or fashion as a work around for when they don’t, this would be my recommendation.
Well, I did check with Support team. But they just provided some KBA article which doesn’t have steps to delete in bulk. It says you can create API script for that but with no sample script provided. May be a DBA query if someone is aware can help out me.
If you haven’t yet, I would recommend reaching out to support. They likely already have something like this in their tools that can assist you faster.
Reason I recommend this, there are some variations between versions and what API’s can and can’t do, while most of the API commands are universal and can be done through some form or fashion as a work around for when they don’t, this would be my recommendation.
Well, I did check with Support team. But they just provided some KBA article which doesn’t have steps to delete in bulk. It says you can create API script for that but with no sample script provided. May be a DBA query if someone is aware can help out me.
if you have access, you could try the query that
If you haven’t yet, I would recommend reaching out to support. They likely already have something like this in their tools that can assist you faster.
Reason I recommend this, there are some variations between versions and what API’s can and can’t do, while most of the API commands are universal and can be done through some form or fashion as a work around for when they don’t, this would be my recommendation.
Well, I did check with Support team. But they just provided some KBA article which doesn’t have steps to delete in bulk. It says you can create API script for that but with no sample script provided. May be a DBA query if someone is aware can help out me.
if you have access, you could try the query that
Thank you for your assistance. The query, with a slight modification to check for the presence of any Managed account, proved to be very helpful.
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