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This command uninstalls one or more schemas. By default, any schemas referenced by the current one are uninstalled as well. To uninstall just the current schema and keep the referenced schemas, set the option --k.

 

Syntax

<exec> uninstall [options] Schema+

 

To uninstall multiple schemas, add the Schema argument multiple times.

 

The Schema argument is one of the following:

 

A schema identifier (having a format of <name>-<version>, for example: cbcr-2.0). To find out the schema identifiers of the schemas that are installed, run the list -i command. You can also use an abbreviated schema name if it is unique, for example docbook. If you use an abbreviated name, then all schemas that contain the abbreviation in its name will be uninstalled.

The path to a .altova_xmlschemas file downloaded from the Altova website. For information about these files, see Introduction to SchemaManager: How It Works.

 

Options

The uninstall command takes the following options:

 

--keep-references, --k

Set this option to keep referenced schemas. The default is false.

--silent, --s

Display only error messages. The default is false.

--verbose, --v

Display detailed information during execution. The default is false.

--help, --h

Display help for the command.

 

Example

The following command uninstalls the CBCR 2.0 and EPUB 2.0  schemas and their dependencies:

xmlschemamanager uninstall cbcr-2.0 epub-2.0

 

The following command uninstalls the eba-2.10 schema but not the schemas it references:

xmlschemamanager uninstall --k cbcr-2.0

 

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