1  DELETE
   Deletes the specified file, directory, directory tree, or group
   of files.

   Format

     DELETE  path-name
 

2  Parameter
 

path-name

   Specification of the EFI$CP directory or EFI$CP file.
 

2  Description
   Deletes a single file or (empty) directory. It can also delete an
   entire directory tree and all its files, or to delete files in a
   directory tree.

   Limited wildcards are permitted of the form "*", "*.*", "FILE.*"
   and "*.EXT". Partial wildcards are not yet implemented.
 

2  Qualifiers
 

/LOG

      /LOG
      /NOLOG (default)

   Controls whether log messages are displayed after the file is
   deleted.
 

/TREE

   This deletes all the files in the directory and all its
   subdirectories and the directory itself.

   The specification must be a directory or a fully wildcarded
   filename. This is the nuclear option - use /SUBDIR for the
   neutron version.
 

/SUBDIRECTORY

   This deletes all the files in the directory and in all its
   subdirectories but does not delete any of the directory entries.
   If /TREE is the nulcear option, /SUBDIR is the neutron version.
   Removes the files but leaves the directory structure standing.
 

/PROMPT

   Controls whether to prompt for file deletion