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Deleting a filter

This procedure explains how to delete a filter (that you no longer need) from the Repository.

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Before you begin

Ensure that you understand the security restrictions presented in Filter-security.

To delete a filter

  1. From the Repository Options category on the Main Menu, select Delete/Display Repository Tables and press Enter.Log Master displays the Delete or Display Repository Objects panel.

  2. Select Delete Filters and press Enter.Log Master displays the Delete Filters panel.

     =============================== Delete Filters =================== Line 1 of 4
     Command ===> ________________________________________________ Scroll ===> HALF
                                                                         SSID: DBAN
     Type the qualified or unqualified name of the Filter that
     you wish to Delete (may be wildcarded) then press Enter:
        Note: You may use the Filter Name $$ORPHAN to view Filters
              with no Work ID associations.
                                                                                   
     Filter Name . . .  ___________________________
                                                                                   
     Filters Like: ABC.*
     Type one or more action codes then press Enter
       D=Delete, I=Information, B=Browse, L=Associated Work IDs
     ACT  FILTER NAME                  DESCRIPTION
     _    ABC.FILTERONE
     _    ABC.PLANNAME                 PLAN NAME FILTER
     D    ABC.REGION1
     _    ABC.SPUFIPLAN
    ****************************** End Of List *******************************

  3. Type the filter name or wildcard pattern, and press Enter.

    Important

    To generate a list of independent filters with no work ID associations, type $$ORPHAN. You can also add a qualifier to this specification (for example, ABC.$$ORPHAN).

    The above figure in step 2 shows a search for filters like ABC.*. The ABC.REGION1 filter is marked for deletion. For more information about using wildcards, press F1 to access the online Help.

  4. In the ACT column beside the filter that you want to delete, type D and press Enter.Log Master displays the Delete Confirmation panel.
  5. Select Delete the Filter and press Enter.

Related topic

 Working-with-filters



 

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