Remove a package with no builds

[Eric Zhong]

 koji ?

delete package:
============

psql -U koji koji

delete from tag_listing where build_id in (select id from build where
pkg_id in (select id from package where name = 'libXext'));
delete from rpmsigs where rpm_id in (select id from rpminfo where
build_id in (select id from build where pkg_id in (select id from
package where name = 'libXext')));
delete from buildroot_listing where rpm_id in (select id from rpminfo
where build_id in (select id from build where pkg_id in (select id
from package where name = 'libXext')));
delete from rpminfo where build_id in (select id from build where
pkg_id in (select id from package where name = 'libXext'));
delete from build where pkg_id = (select id from package where name =
'libXext');
delete from tag_packages where package_id = (select id from package
where name = 'libXext');
delete from package where name = 'libXext';


delete build :
==========

delete from tag_listing where build_id in (select id from build where
pkg_id = (select id from package where name = 'serefpolicy') and
version = '2.4.6' and release = '203.el5.ns5.se.09');
delete from rpmsigs where rpm_id in (select id from rpminfo where
build_id in (select id from build where pkg_id = (select id from
package where name = 'serefpolicy') and version = '2.4.6' and release
= '203.el5.ns5.se.09'));
delete from buildroot_listing where rpm_id in (select id from rpminfo
where build_id in (select id from build where pkg_id = (select id from
package where name = 'serefpolicy') and version = '2.4.6' and release
= '203.el5.ns5.se.09'));
delete from rpminfo where build_id in (select id from build where
pkg_id = (select id from package where name = 'serefpolicy') and
version = '2.4.6' and release = '203.el5.ns5.se.09');
delete from build where pkg_id = (select id from package where name =
'serefpolicy') and version = '2.4.6' and release =
'203.el5.ns5.se.09';


OF CAUSE you must modify it !!!   ^-^


2010/7/2 Nathan Blackham <kemotaha at gmail.com>

> I added a package with a typo to a tag.  I now have the bad package
> name show up in the package list.  There are no builds against it.  Is
> there an easy way to delete?
>
> I would guess it probably requires a sql query?  Anyone have one
> handy, to pull it out of all the dependencies?
>
> Thanks,
> Nathan
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