zfs.resource.destroy ==================== Destroy a ZFS resource (filesystem or volume), optionally recursing into its descendants. To destroy snapshots, use :doc:`zfs.resource.snapshot.destroy ` instead. .. warning:: The shares, tasks, iSCSI extents, NVMe-oF namespaces, VM devices and apps that use the resource or any of its descendants are deleted before it is destroyed, once the request has passed validation. A validation error is raised when: - a snapshot path (containing ``@``) is supplied (use :doc:`zfs.resource.snapshot.destroy `) - the resource does not exist (``ENOENT``) - the resource has children and ``recursive`` is ``false`` (``EBUSY``) - the resource has snapshots and ``recursive`` is ``false`` - the target is the pool's root filesystem - the path is absolute or ends with ``/`` - the path references a protected internal resource Examples: Destroy a single filesystem: .. code:: json {"path": "tank/temp"} Recursively destroy a filesystem and all of its descendants: .. code:: json {"path": "tank/parent", "recursive": true} .. note:: - Root filesystem destruction is not allowed for safety - Protected system paths cannot be destroyed via API - Datasets with snapshots require ``recursive`` to be ``true`` .. raw:: html
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Parameter 1: data

data

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Path

Type: string

Path of the zfs resource (dataset or volume) to be destroyed. Must be of the form 'pool/name'. It cannot be an absolute path or end with '/'. Snapshot paths (containing '@') are not accepted. One must use zfs.resource.snapshot.destroy instead.

Must be at least 1 characters long

Recursive

Type: boolean Default: false

Recursively destroy all descendants of the resource, including child datasets, snapshots, clones, and holds.

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*Required roles:* ZFS_RESOURCE_DELETE