asterisk users - Mar 2005 - Database families and keys

When I do a database show, I get something like this:

/SIP/Registry/202  : 192.168.1.89:5060:3600:202:sip:202@192.168.1.89:5060
/SIP/Registry/203  : 192.168.1.89:5060:3600:203:sip:203@192.168.1.89:5060
/SIP/Registry/211  : 24.184.18.140:5060:60:211:sip:211@192.168.1.11:5060
/SIP/Registry/212  : 192.168.1.86:5060:60:212:sip:212@192.168.1.86:5060
/SIP/Registry/213  : 192.168.1.86:5060:3600:213:sip:213@192.168.1.86:5060
/SIP/Registry/214  : 192.168.1.81:5060:3600:214:sip:214@192.168.1.81:5060
/SIP/Registry/215  : 192.168.1.80:5060:3600:215:sip:215@192.168.1.80:5060
/SIP/Registry/216  : 192.168.1.80:5061:3600:216:sip:216@192.168.1.80:5061

If I want to delete one of these keys, I do 'help database del' and I
get:
Usage: database del <family> <key>
       Deletes an entry in the Asterisk database for a given

So what's a "family"? How do I do a database del  on, let's
say, 211?

</edg>

Ed Greenberg wrote:
> /SIP/Registry/216  : 192.168.1.80:5061:3600:216:sip:216@192.168.1.80:5061
> 
> If I want to delete one of these keys, I do 'help database del' and
I get:
> Usage: database del <family> <key>
>       Deletes an entry in the Asterisk database for a given
> 
> So what's a "family"? How do I do a database del  on,
let's say, 211?
The family is always the first component.

CLI> database del SIP Registry/211