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The simplest way to remove an object from your entity store
is to delete it by its primary index. For example,
using the <tt class="classname">SimpleDA</tt> class that we
created earlier in this document
(see <a href="simpleda.html">SimpleDA.class</a>),
you can delete the <tt class="classname">SimpleEntityClass</tt>
object with a primary key of <tt class="literal">keyone</tt> as
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<pre class="programlisting">sda.pIdx.delete("keyone");</pre>
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You can also delete objects by their secondary keys. When
you do this, all objects related to the secondary key are
deleted, unless the key is a foreign object.
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For example, the following deletes all
<tt class="classname">SimpleEntityClass</tt> with a secondary
key of <tt class="literal">skeyone</tt>:
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Finally, if you are indexing by foreign key, then the
results of deleting the key is determined by the foreign
key constraint that you have set for the index. See
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for more information.
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