An object can be deleted by its ID using ws.destroy(key). Multiple objects can also be deleted at the same time by using a search query.

{{caution "Delete operations cannot be undone."}}

This will immediately delete all objects that match the given search query. The IDs of all objects deleted by this query will be contained in the response body.

ws.destroy(null, { query: '[__class__ = "CMCar"]' }).on('success', function(data, response) {
  console.log(data);
  // { objid1: 'deleted', objid2: 'deleted' }
});

ws.destroy('car').on('success', function(data, response) {
  console.log(data);
  // { car: 'deleted' } 
});

Multiple objects can be deleted by passing an array of IDs using ws.destroy(key[])

ws.destroy(['car1', 'car2', 'car3']).on('success', function(data, response) {
  console.log(data);
  // { car1: 'deleted', car2: 'deleted', car3: 'deleted' } 
});

If you want to delete all the objects in your application, you can use null as the key parameter. You need to confirm this operation with a second options parameter defining all as true.

ws.destroy(null, { all: true }).on('success', function(data, response) {
  console.log(data);
  // { car1: 'deleted', car2: 'deleted', car3 ... } 
});

{{warning "This deletes all application objects and files.

User objects and files are not affected by this operation."}}

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