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Cisco IPICS Command Line Interface Reference Guide, Cisco IPICS Release 4.10(2)
 
  Bulk Users Remove Command
Bulk Users Remove Command
The CLI Bulk Users Remove command, ipics_remove_users, lets you remove from Cisco IPICS a 
designated user or users that are defined in any of these input files:
A CSV file, including a CSV file that you used with a previous execution of the Bulk Users Import 
Command
An LDIF file, including an LDF file that you used with a previous execution of the Bulk Users 
Import Command
An Accepted file that was generated by a previous execution of the Bulk Users Import command
A Refreshed file that was generated by a previous execution of the Bulk Users Import command
The Bulk Users Remove command also lets you resolve user data inconsistencies that occur due to an 
interruption of the bulk users import process.
By using the most recently generated Accepted or Refreshed file as the input file when you run this 
command, you can conveniently reverse the last bulk users import procedure that was performed.
The Bulk Users Remove command immediately removes each designated user, regardless of the current 
state or association of the user, unless the user has the Cisco IPICS All or System Administrator role.
For general information about running a CLI command, see the 
Command Syntax
ipics_remove_users{--user user_name |--csv CSV_file |--pipe PSV_file |
--ldif LDIF_file |--repair}
Syntax Description
--user
Removes one designated user.
user_name
Name of a user to remove.
--csv
Removes the users that are defined in a CSV input file.
CSV_file
Name of the CSV input file that defines the users to remove.
The file must adhere to the guidelines that the 
 describes.
Include the path if the file is not in the current folder.
--pipe
Removes the users that are defined in a PSV input file.
PSV_file
Name of the pipe delimited file that defines the users to remove. The file 
must be either the Accepted file or the Refreshed file that is generated by the 
Bulk Users Import command. See the 
more information. 
Include the path if the file is not in the current folder.
--ldif
Removes the users that are defined in an LDIF input file.
LDIF_file
Name of the LDIF file that specifies the users to remove.
Include the path if the file is not in the current folder.
--repair
Resolves user data inconsistencies that occur due to an interruption of the 
import process.