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Deleting, components, using, Server, Object, Delete, Wizard
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Figure 28. Deleting components using the component browser 4. Do the following when presented with the dialog: v Enable the Delete selected components even if other components are dependent on them checkbox to delete the component even if other components reference it. For instance, a business object cannot be deleted if it contains other business objects because they depend on it, even if those dependent components are also selected for deletion, unless this option is enabled. v Enable the Delete components that depend on the selected components also checkbox to also delete the dependencies of the selected components. For more information about dependencies, see "Dependencies and references" on page 92. 5. Click Finish. If the delete operation is successful then the wizard exits. If the delete operation failed, click OK to close the error prompt, then resolve the problem and try the operation again. The error information in the prompt can be very difficult to use in troubleshooting, so it is recommended that you use the server logging output to determine the cause of the failure. Deleting components using the Server Object Delete Wizard Do the following to use System Manager to delete components from an InterChange Server Express repository by using the Server Object Delete Wizard: 1. In the InterChange Server Express Component Management view, right-click the server instance from whose repository you want to delete components and choose Server object delete from the context menu. 2. To delete a component you must first make sure it is in an inactive state. Before attempting to delete any components, ensure that they are in an inactive state by stopping them. To stop a component using the InterChange Server Express Component Management view in System Manager, see "Managing component states in the repository" on page 84. To stop a component using System Monitor, see the System Administration Guide. 3. Do the following to select which components you want to delete: v Enable the checkbox for the server instance to delete all of the components in the repository. v Expand the folder for the server instance and enable the checkbox for a component type to delete all objects of that type. Chapter 4. Using System Manager 91