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   Remove geospatial features (chunks) or whole layers from the GeoRocket data store. Provide a <<query-language, query>> to the delete command to select the features to delete.
   
  -  georocket-cli delete myquery
  +  georocket delete myquery
   
   You can also restrict the delete command to a certain layer.
   
  -  georocket-cli delete --layer CityModel myquery
  +  georocket delete --layer CityModel myquery
   
   Delete a whole layer (including all its chunks and sub-layers) as follows.
   
  -  georocket-cli delete --layer CityModel/LOD1
  +  georocket delete --layer CityModel/LOD1
   
   You may even delete the whole data store by specifying the root layer `/`.
   
  -  georocket-cli delete --layer /
  +  georocket delete --layer /
   
   CAUTION: This is a dangerous operation. It will remove everything that is stored in your GeoRocket instance. There is no safety net--no confirmation prompt and no recycle bin.
   
  
positive.code: 
  The server has launched and now waits for incoming HTTP requests on port `63020` (default).
  
  Next open another command prompt and change to the directory where you installed GeoRocket CLI. Run `georocket-cli` to access the server through a convenient command-line application.
  
    cd georocket-cli-1.0.0-alpha.1/bin
    ./georocket-cli
  
  You can now import your first geospatial file. Suppose your file is called `/home/user/my_file.gml`. Issue the following command to import it to GeoRocket.
  
    ./georocket-cli import /home/user/my_file.gml
  
  GeoRocket CLI will now send the file to the server. Depending on the size of the dataset this will take a couple of seconds up to a few minutes (for very large datasets).
  
  Finally, export the contents of the whole store to a file using the `export` command.
  
    ./georocket-cli export / > my_new_file.gml
  
  TIP: You can also search for individual features (chunks) and export only a part of the previously imported file. Refer to the <<search-command>> section.
  
  
negative.code: 
  Examples:
  
    georocket
  
  or
  
    georocket --help
  
  or
  
    georocket help
  
  The help command also gives information on specific CLI commands. Just provide the name of the command you would like to have help for. For example, the following command displays help for the <<import-command>>:
  
    georocket help import
  
  [[import-command]]
  === Import command
  
  Import one or more files into GeoRocket. Specify the name of the file to import as follows.
  
    georocket import myfile.xml
  
  You can also import the file to a certain layer. The layer will automatically be created for you. The following command imports the file `myfile.xml` to the layer `CityModel`.
  
    georocket import --layer CityModel myfile.xml
  
  Use slashes to import to sub-layers.
  
    georocket import --layer CityModel/LOD1/Center myfile.xml
  
  You may attach tags to imported files. Tags are human-readable labels that you can use to search for files or chunks stored in GeoRocket. Use a comma to separate multiple tags.
  
    georocket import --tags city,district,lod1 myfile.xml
  
  === Export command
  
  Export a layer stored in GeoRocket. Provide the name of the layer you want to export.
  
    georocket export CityModel/LOD1
  
  By default the export command writes to standard out (your console). Redirect output to a file as follows.
  
    georocket export CityModel/LOD1 > lod1.xml
  
  You may also export the whole data store. Just provide the root layer `/` to the export command.
  
    georocket export /
  
  WARNING: Exporting the whole data store may take a while depending on how much data you have stored in GeoRocket.
  
  