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g.remove

NAME

g.remove - Removes data base element files from the user's current mapset.

KEYWORDS

general, map management

SYNOPSIS

g.remove
g.remove help
g.remove [-f] [rast=string[,string,...]] [rast3d=string[,string,...]] [vect=string[,string,...]] [oldvect=string[,string,...]] [asciivect=string[,string,...]] [icon=string[,string,...]] [labels=string[,string,...]] [sites=string[,string,...]] [region=string[,string,...]] [region3d=string[,string,...]] [group=string[,string,...]] [3dview=string[,string,...]] [--verbose] [--quiet]

Flags:

-f

Force remove

--verbose

Verbose module output

--quiet

Quiet module output

Parameters:

rast=string[,string,...]

rast file(s) to be removed

rast3d=string[,string,...]

rast3d file(s) to be removed

vect=string[,string,...]

vect file(s) to be removed

oldvect=string[,string,...]

oldvect file(s) to be removed

asciivect=string[,string,...]

asciivect file(s) to be removed

icon=string[,string,...]

icon file(s) to be removed

labels=string[,string,...]

labels file(s) to be removed

sites=string[,string,...]

sites file(s) to be removed

region=string[,string,...]

region file(s) to be removed

region3d=string[,string,...]

region3d file(s) to be removed

group=string[,string,...]

group file(s) to be removed

3dview=string[,string,...]

3dview file(s) to be removed

DESCRIPTION

g.remove allows the user to remove specified data base element files from the current mapset.

EXAMPLE

For example, the below command will cause the raster maps named soils, slope, and temp, the vector maps named roads and rail, and the imagery group files named nhap.1 and nhap.2, and these files' associated support files (e.g., cell header files, category files, etc.), to be removed from the user's current mapset.
g.remove rast=soils,slope,temp vect=roads,rail group=nhap.1,nhap.2

NOTE

If a particular data base element file has support files associated with it (e.g., as is commonly the case with raster maps), g.remove will remove these support files along with the data base element file specified.

The user can only use g.remove to remove data files existing under the user's current mapset.

  To remove multiple files, the script g.mremove may be used.

FILES

$GISBASE/etc/element_list lists the element types whose files can be removed by the user.

SEE ALSO

g.copy
g.list
g.rename
g.mremove

AUTHOR

Michael Shapiro, U.S.Army Construction Engineering Research Laboratory

Last changed: $Date: 2006-12-13 17:10:28 +0100 (Wed, 13 Dec 2006) $

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