Delete Image and binary data Windows server
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**Scenario Updated for 4.3.1**

**To test in**: Windows, Mac and Linux servers from command line

**Purpose of the test** is to check the behaviour of Big images when server is upgraded.


All these should behave the same in both clients.

-  Delete Image and binary data

   -  first note the Image ID and get the pixels ID, the Thumbnail ID
      and OriginalFile ID(s)
   -  E.g. psql: select \* from pixels where pixels.image=<imageId>
   -  check that these files exist under omero.data.dir (Pixels,
      Thumbnails, Files)
   -  delete the Image
   -  check that the files noted above have been deleted.

-  Delete Image and binary data

   -  first note the Image ID and get the pixels ID, the Thumbnail ID
      and OriginalFile ID(s)
   -  E.g. psql: select \* from pixels where pixels.image=<imageId>
   -  Check that these files exist under omero.data.dir (Pixels,
      Thumbnails, Files)
   -  Delete the Image.
   -  Check that the files noted above have been deleted.

-  Try to delete any remaining files using cleanse.

   -  bin/omero admin cleanse --dry-run
   -  note whether undeleted files are marked for deletion.
   -  NOTE These last two points are optional
      under Mac and Linux:
   -  bin/omero admin cleanse
   -  note whether undeleted files have now been deleted.