The DELETE command is used to delete key table, policy, or
      principal data.

1  –  KEYTAB

      service_name

      The DELETE KEYTAB command is used to delete a key table entry.

1.1  –  Qualifiers

1.2    /QUIET

        /QUIET
        /[NO]QUIET (default)

        Specifies whether the delete should echo.

1.3    /FILE

        /FILE=[(keytab file)]

        Specifies the keytab file from entries are deleted.

1.4    /KEY_VERSION

        /KEY_VERSION=number

        Specifies the keytab entry for the specified service key version
        number be deleted.  This qualifier is mutually exclusive with
        /OLD or /ALL.  This value must be in the range of 0 through 255.

1.5    /OLD

        /OLD

        Specifies that "old" keytab entries for the specified service be
        deleted.  This qualifier is mutually exclusive with /KEY_VERSION
        or /ALL.

1.6    /ALL

        /ALL

        Specifies that "all" keytab entries for the specified service
        be deleted.  This qualifier is mutually exclusive with
        /KEY_VERSION or /OLD.

2  –  POLICY

      policy_name

      The DELETE POLICY command is used to delete a policy entry.

2.1  –  Qualifiers

2.2    /OUTPUT

        /OUTPUT=[(output file)] (default is SYS$OUTPUT)

        Specifies the output file to use.

2.3    /CONFIRM

        /CONFIRM
        /[NO]CONFIRM (default)

        Specifies whether the delete should be confirmed.

3  –  PRINCIPAL

      principal_name

      The DELETE PRINCIPAL command is used to delete a principal entry.

3.1  –  Qualifiers

3.2    /CONFIRM

        /CONFIRM
        /[NO]CONFIRM (default)

        Specifies whether the delete should be confirmed.