Use the /config API to delete information about companies, organizations, folders, applications, and users.

The cURL commands to DELETE V‑Spark configuration data using the V‑Spark API enable you to delete all, or specified, companies, organizations, folders, and applications. These commands do not require JSON data as an input, but simply require that you identify the object or objects that you want to delete. The /config API's DELETE methods provide two options that enable you to refine the scope of what is being deleted:

For example, a cURL command to delete the single folder Test01 and everything below it is the following:

curl -s -X DELETE example.company.com/config/DocTestCo/DocTestCo/Test01?token=123456789012345678901234567890123

In this example command, you are only deleting a single folder, so you do not need to specify the multi=true parameter. You do not need to specify the tree=true options because there is nothing that is hierarchically under a single folder.

As another example, a cURL command to delete all folders and everything below them is the following:

curl -s -X DELETE example.company.com/config/folders \
    ?token=123456789012345678901234567890123&multi=true

In this example, you do not need to specify the tree=true parameter because nothing is hierarchically located under a folder, but you do need to specify the multi=true parameter because you are deleting all folders that exist on the target host.

When using cURL to DELETE data from a host using the /config API, you must use the following cURL option:

The cURL command's -s options is optional, causing the cURL command to run in silent mode, in which it does not display progress information or error messages.