Usage
m365 purview retentioneventtype remove [options]
Description
Delete a retention event type
Options
| Option |
Description |
-i, --id <id> |
The Id of the retention event type. |
--confirm |
Don't prompt for confirmation to remove the retention event type |
Examples
Delete a retention event type by id
m365 purview retentioneventtype remove --id c37d695e-d581-4ae9-82a0-9364eba4291e
Additional Info
The following Graph endpoint can be used:
https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/security/triggerTypes/retentionEventTypes/{id}
More information
Because the $filter option is not available on this endpoint yet, we cannot get at the event type by title
Beta notice
The Graph endpoint that's used is in beta, so we should add a beta notice to the docs.
More information
This section should be included in the documentation
This command is part of a series of commands that have to do with event-based retention. Event-based retention is about starting a retention period when a specific event occurs, instead of the moment a document was labeled or created.
Read more on event-based retention here
Usage
m365 purview retentioneventtype remove [options]
Description
Delete a retention event type
Options
-i, --id <id>--confirmExamples
Delete a retention event type by id
Additional Info
The following Graph endpoint can be used:
https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/security/triggerTypes/retentionEventTypes/{id}
More information
Because the
$filteroption is not available on this endpoint yet, we cannot get at the event type by titleBeta notice
The Graph endpoint that's used is in beta, so we should add a beta notice to the docs.
More information
This section should be included in the documentation
This command is part of a series of commands that have to do with event-based retention. Event-based retention is about starting a retention period when a specific event occurs, instead of the moment a document was labeled or created.
Read more on event-based retention here