DELSCHE.EXE has to be used only on NetView DM/2 2.1 CC Server
up to CSD level XR00001 (XR20460).
It recovers from some inconsistent situations which may happen
with NetView DM/2 2.1 GA and CSD XR00001.

Description:
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DELSCHE.EXE deletes the scheduled entries for given global name
and workstation.

Use DELSCHE.EXE just to recover from the following situation:
- there are NO MORE PENDING REQUESTS (WAITING or PROCESS status)
- there are some catalog entries which are in a SCHE status
  for some workstations
- you deleted (with CDM DELETE_REQ /F)
      - an INSTALL request addressed to a list of workstations
    or
      - an INSTALL request failed which generated a CMF*.ERR file

How to apply:
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Unpack DELSCHE.EXE and DELSCHE.BND on the same directory (whichever).

Syntax:
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DELSCHE <workstation or ws_file> <global_name> [S]

<workstation or ws_file> : <ws> | @<ws_file>

 <ws> : name of the client
 <ws_file> : full path name of workstations list file.
             It must be preceded by the @ (atsign)
             This is a sample file:
               Ŀ
                CLIENT1      
                CLIENT2      
                CLIENT3      
               

<global_name> : catalog entry

S : server option (optional).
    Must be specified if the workstation is the server.
    Has no effect if a ws_file has been specified.

Examples:
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1) to delete SCHE entry of FIRST.GLOBAL.NAME.REF.1 from CLIENT1

   > DELSCHE CLIENT1 FIRST.GLOBAL.NAME.REF.1


2) to delete SCHE entry of SECOND.GLOBAL.NAME.REF.1 from the server

   > DELSCHE <server_name> SECOND.GLOBAL.NAME.REF.1 S


3) to delete SCHE entry of THIRD.GLOBAL.NAME.REF.1 from all the clients
   listed in file C:\TEMP\CLIENT.LST

   > DELSCHE @C:\TEMP\CLIENT.LST THIRD.GLOBAL.NAME.REF.1
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