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DAT ONLY
Modification delete. Deletes a modification entry specified by index number.
Syntax
MODD [index
@ ]
The MODD command is used to delete a modification which has been applied to an
opened dump.
Parameters
- index
The index number of the modification entry which is to be deleted.
- @
@, the wildcard character, can be used to delete all currently defined
entries.
Examples
$nmdat > modl
Current TEMPORARY dump modification(s):
1) VIRT $b.80b4f300
REAL $a80300 $70ff4e74 "p.Nt" (orig: $8119e000 "....")
2) REAL $1d654 $ffffffff "...." (orig: $0 "....")
3) SEC $1.a552000 $20c0104 "...." (orig: $20b0104 "....")
$nmdat > modd 1
$nmdat > modl
Current TEMPORARY dump modification(s):
2) REAL $1d654 $ffffffff "...." (orig: $0 "....")
3) SEC $1.a552000 $20c0104 "...." (orig: $20b0104 "....")
Deletes the temporary dump modification entry at index number 1.
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