how do you delete the entire openldap bdb database

[Jason Joines <joines@bus.okstate.edu>]

	I'm preparing for an upgrade from OpenLDAP 2.0 with ldbm to OpenLDAP 
2.2 with bdb.  I have a test 2.2 server up and wish to experiment with 
converting my 2.0 slapcat exported ldif file to conform with new schema 
and such.
	I ran slapadd to populate the 2.2 server.  Some of my conversions were 
bad so I want to remove all the entries and run the population again.  I 
delete everything in my database directory via "rm /var/lib/ldap/*", and 
verify everything is gone via "ls -l /var/lib/ldap/".  However, when I 
then start the server back up, it starts without errors and if I do a 
search I see all of the entries of my fully populated directory.  "ls -l 
/var/lib/ldap/" reveals that all of the files have returned (__db.001 
__db.002  __db.003  __db.004  __db.005  dn2id.bdb  id2entry.bdb 
log.0000000001).  I stop the server, delete them all again, and search 
the entire disk for these files finding nothing.  When I start it again, 
they all return again.
	How do I get back to a brand new, empty, directory without re-installing?


Thanks,

Jason Joines
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