Ganesh, "vnfPolicy_ServiceCORE" was an example of a policy name. When you generate policies for your service using command "python3 policy_utils.py generate_nsi_policies TESTRANTOPNSST" what it does is, it fills the templates from directory nsi_policies and put them in gen_nsi_policies. So now in your gen_nsi_policies you have a lot of json files - policy files with names filled for your service. When you try to delete the policy using "python3 policy_utils.py delete_policies gen_nsi_policies" it is pushing *the same* files with to the policy framework with delete request and check if the name specified in this file match the existing policy, if it does - delete. So before deleting any policy what you have to do first is to generate them for your service using "python3 policy_utils.py generate_nsi_policies TESTRANTOPNSST" (or any other depending on your service) and after that use "python3 policy_utils.py delete_policies gen_nsi_policies". Repeat this steps for all your policies. After you do this, run the automated script.
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