3(2005-06-09)
π CMCIClientFT.deleteInstance() β section 3 of the manual, bestie π
okay so this page is from section 3 of the manual, dated 2005-06-09, and it's all about the CMCIClientFT.deleteInstance() function. Buckle up, it's a short one but it slaps.
β¨ NAME β¨
CMCIClientFT.deleteInstance() β Delete class instance
yeah. that's the whole vibe. it deletes a class instance. no cap. π
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
#include <cmci.h>
CMPIStatus
CMCIClientFT.deleteInstance(CMCIClient*cl,
CMPIObjectPath*op);
look at that signature. gorgeous. iconic. the #include <cmci.h> is doing its little main character moment at the top, as it should. π
β¨ DESCRIPTION β¨
So the whole point: you're deleting a class instance, and you use op as the instance reference. that's it, that's the function. lowkey powerful. π₯
Now the arguments, because we do NOT skip the arguments in this house:
clβ the client object pointer. the plug, the connection, the whole reason you can talk to anything.opβ anCMPIObjectPathobject pointer that contains the namespace and classname components. so like, it knows where the thing lives and what it's called. very organized of it. π¦
β¨ RETURN VALUE β¨
when it goes well β when it's giving successful operation status code energy β CMCIClientFT.deleteInstance() hands you back a CMPIStatus object with a successful operation status code. slay. β¨
when it does NOT go well? it returns the operation error code and the corresponding error string, both chillin' inside that CMPIStatus object. so always check your CMPIStatus, bestie, fr fr. π
β¨ ERRORS β¨
so this section is literally just vibes because the original page lists nothing under it. nothing here. empty. a void. π«Ά (still keeping it in place though, because order matters and we respect the structure.)
β¨ EXAMPLES β¨
also empty in the original! not me leaving a section blank but here we are. π nothing to show, nothing to tell.
β¨ CONFORMING TO β¨
blank again. the original gives us nothing to conform to. a mystery. a moment of silence. π
β¨ SEE ALSO β¨
go read these next, they're the friends of this function:
- Common Manageability Programming Interface (CMPI) - OpenGroup
CMCIClient(3)CMPIStatus(3)CMPIObjectPath(3)
iykyk. the whole squad. π
heads up:ERRORS,EXAMPLES, andCONFORMING TOare genuinely empty on this page β I'm not hiding anything from you, there's just nothing written there. πΈ
and that's the page, bestie! this one came to you from the SFCBroker Client Library, sfcc, page 3(2005-06-09) β dated 2005-06-09, obviously, because that date is EVERYWHERE on this page like glitter. πβ¨ go delete an instance, you got this. periodt. π
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