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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: 
  [NOTE]
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  In the following sections it is assumed that you have the `georocket-cli` executable in your path. If you have not done so already, you may add it to your path with the following command (Linux):
  
    export PATH=/path/to/georocket-cli-1.0.0-alpha.1/bin:$PATH
  
  
negative.code: 
  Search the GeoRocket data store and export individual geospatial features (chunks). Provide a <<query-language, query>> to the search command as follows.
  
    georocket search myquery
  
  You can also search individual layers.
  
    georocket search --layer CityModel myquery
  
  By default the search command writes to standard out (your console). Redirect output to a file as follows.
  
    georocket search myquery > results.xml
  
  Use a space character to separate multiple query terms. Search results will be combined by logical OR.
  
  