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<help olc clear_onames>

Delete all the names from an object.  This is most often done by
the Hegemon Client when it is updating an object.  (The new names
will be added back.)

Syntax:  clear_onames [obj num]

Example:  clear_onames 55
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See Also:  ch_rname, ch_odesc, add_oname, add_mname, rem_mname, rem_oname
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