Deleting a Multipart Upload Task

Function

You can use this command to delete a multipart upload task in a specified bucket by using the multipart upload ID.
You can also use this command to delete multipart upload tasks in batches based on a specified object name prefix.

Command Line Structure

In Windows

Deleting a single multipart upload task

obsutil abort obs://bucket/key -u=xxx [-f] [-fr] [-o=xxx] [-config=xxx] [-e=xxx] [-i=xxx] [-k=xxx] [-t=xxx]

Deleting multipart upload tasks in batches

obsutil abort obs://bucket[/key] -r [-f] [-o=xxx] [-j=1] [-config=xxx] [-e=xxx] [-i=xxx] [-k=xxx] [-t=xxx]

In Linux or macOS

Deleting a single multipart upload task

./obsutil abort obs://bucket/key -u=xxx [-f] [-fr] [-o=xxx] [-config=xxx] [-e=xxx] [-i=xxx] [-k=xxx] [-t=xxx]

Deleting multipart upload tasks in batches

./obsutil abort obs://bucket[/key] -r [-f] [-o=xxx] [-j=1] [-config=xxx] [-e=xxx] [-i=xxx] [-k=xxx] [-t=xxx]

Examples

Take the Windows OS as an example. Run the obsutil abort obs://bucket-test/key -u=xxx -f command to delete a single multipart upload task.

obsutil abort obs://bucket-test/key -u=xxx -f

Start at 2024-10-08 01:25:55.6771288 +0000 UTC

[--------------------------------------------------] 100.00% tps:0.00 1/1 106ms
Succeed count:      1         Failed count:       0
Metrics [max cost:54 ms, min cost:54 ms, average cost:54.00 ms, average tps:8.77]

Task id: 4972589c-c775-41be-a288-bbee3edaaee9

Take the Windows OS as an example. Run the obsutil abort obs://bucket-test -r -f command to delete all multipart upload tasks in the bucket in batches.

obsutil abort obs://bucket-test -r -f
Start at 2024-10-08 01:28:29.1980739 +0000 UTC

[-----------------------------------------------] 100.00% tps:2924.55 3/3 202ms
Succeed count:      3         Failed count:       0
Metrics [max cost:148 ms, min cost:61 ms, average cost:113.33 ms, average tps:14.63]

Task id: cd2fd08e-fc31-47d9-b4b0-9f9a3376435f

Parameter Description

Parameter	Optional or Mandatory	Description
bucket	Mandatory	Bucket name
key	Mandatory for deleting a multipart upload task. Optional for deleting multipart upload tasks in batches.	Indicates the object name involved in a multipart upload task to be deleted, or the name prefix of the objects involved in multipart upload tasks to be deleted in batches. NOTE: If this parameter is left blank when deleting multipart upload tasks in batches, all multipart upload tasks in the bucket are deleted.
u	Mandatory for deleting a single multipart upload task (additional parameter)	ID of the multipart upload task to be deleted NOTE: You can obtain the value of this parameter from Listing Multipart Upload Tasks.
fr	Optional for deleting a single multipart upload task (additional parameter)	Generates an operation result list when deleting a multipart upload task.
f	Optional (additional parameter)	Runs in force mode.
r	Mandatory for deleting multipart upload tasks (additional parameter)	Deletes multipart upload tasks in batches based on a specified object name prefix.
j	Optional for deleting multipart upload tasks (additional parameter)	Indicates the maximum number of concurrent tasks for deleting multipart uploads in batches. The default value is the value of defaultJobs in the configuration file. NOTE: The value is ensured to be greater than or equal to 1.
o	Optional (additional parameter)	Indicates the folder where operation result lists reside. After the command is executed, result lists (possibly including success and failure files) are generated in the folder. The default value is .obsutil_output, the subfolder in the home directory of the user who executes obsutil commands. NOTE: The naming rule for result lists is as follows: abort_{succeed \| failed}_report_time_TaskId.txt By default, the maximum size of a single result list is 30 MB and the maximum number of result lists that can be retained is 1024. You can set the maximum size and number by configuring recordMaxLogSize and recordBackups in the configuration file.
config	Optional (additional parameter)	User-defined configuration file for executing the current command. To learn the parameters that can be configured in this file, see Configuration Parameters.
e	Optional (additional parameter)	Specifies the endpoint.
i	Optional (additional parameter)	Specifies the user's AK.
k	Optional (additional parameter)	Specifies the user's SK.
t	Optional (additional parameter)	Specifies the user's security token.