Remove-MSApplications
Remove (delete) a list of Applications. Use the -UnDelete switch to Undelete instead. When an Application is Deleted it is moved to a Delete queue to be deleted at a later date. Deleting these Applications again with the -AllowRealDelete will truly delete them from MS.
Syntax
Remove-MSApplications -AppIds (Int32[]) [-BatchSize (Int32)] [-AllowRealDelete] [-UnDelete]
Examples
## Delete a list of Applications (add to delete queue)
Remove-MSApplications -AppIds @(1000,1001,1002)
## Undelete a list of Applications
Remove-MSApplications -AppIds @(1000,1001,1002) -UnDelete
## Force a real delete of the Applications. The first command adds them to the delete queue, the second forces the delete to be processed immediately.
Remove-MSApplications -AppIds @(1000,1001,1002)
Remove-MSApplications -AppIds @(1000,1001,1002) -AllowRealDelete