DeleteObject

Delete a file or a folder. Path is required for a successful operation.

Recursive=false is the default behavior, and is usually used only for files.
```
    EXEC DeleteObject Path=[directory1/file1.txt]
  
```
Recursive=true is used when you want to delete a folder along with its content.
```
    EXEC DeleteObject Path=[directory1], Recursive=true
  
```
DeleteType=[FILES] is used when you want to delete only the files inside a folder. The sub folders will not be deleted. In this case, use Recursive=false (it is the default behavior).
```
    EXEC DeleteObject Path=[directory1], DeleteType=[FILES]
  
```

If you use DeleteType=[FILES] and Recursive=true:

    EXEC DeleteObject Path=[directory1], DeleteType=[FILES], Recursive=true

then it would have the same effect as:

    EXEC DeleteObject Path=[directory1], Recursive=true

It is also slower, so it is not recommended.


Name	Type	Description
Path	String	The path of the file or folder to be deleted.
Recursive	Boolean	Set this to true to delete a folder with all of it content. The default value is false.
DeleteType	String	Set this to FILESANDFOLDERS to delete the file or folder specified in the Path parameter. Set this to FILES to delete only the files inside the folder specified in the Path parameter. The allowed values are FILES, FILESANDFOLDERS. The default value is FILESANDFOLDERS.


Name	Type	Description
Success	String	Determines if the operation was successful or not.

JDBC Driver for Azure Data Lake Storage