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Manage NetApp ONTAP volumes, aggregates, snapshots, qtrees, and quotas

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Qtree → Delete

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Summary

Delete a specified qtree within a volume on a NetApp ONTAP cluster using its Qtree ID and associated Volume UUID.

Inputs

  • Cluster Host (required) — The hostname or IP address of the ONTAP cluster management LIF.
  • Port — HTTPS port for the ONTAP REST API; defaults to 443.
  • Volume (required) — The UUID of the volume containing the qtree to delete.
  • Qtree ID (required) — The ID number of the qtree to delete.
  • Options — Additional request options such as a comma-separated list of fields to include in the response.

Output shape

a JSON object indicating success and the ID of the deleted qtree, or job details if the operation is asynchronous.

If the DELETE request triggers an asynchronous job, the response includes job info that the node polls until completion. If no job is present, a success object with the deleted qtree ID is returned.

Examples

Example 1: Delete a qtree by specifying the cluster host, volume UUID, and qtree ID.

Set 'Cluster Host' to the cluster's management LIF, set 'Volume' to the target volume's UUID, and enter the 'Qtree ID' of the qtree to delete.

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