This article explains a simple and efficient way to delete multiple groups at once using a CSV file. By following the instructions provided in this article, you will be able to delete groups in a matter of minutes, saving you time and effort.
Instructions:
Construct a CSV file with the column name group and add the required group values you want to remove. In the example, we want to remove the groups:
group demo support IT
Name the file groups.csv. It is suggested to use groups.csv file for simplification.
Run the action using the newly created CSV file:
--action runFromCsv --file groups.csv --common "--action removeGroup" --continue
Please note that this action can be irreversible, so make sure to double-check the groups you want to remove before running the command. Also, please make sure to have a backup of your data before doing any action that can make any data loss.
It is also important to note that the format of the CSV file, the column name, and the command used may vary depending on the system or tool you're using. Make sure to check the documentation of your system or tool for specific instructions.
Additionally, depending on the size of your organization or the number of groups you need to delete, it may be more efficient to use a scripting language or a command-line tool to automate the deletion process.