Deleting Decision Tables

If the table you want to delete has been checked into the RMS project, then you must submit the deletion for approval.

After approval, the deleted table is removed from the RMS project, but it is not removed from local Decision Manager projects. When an artifact deletion is approved, the artifact is permanently deleted from the RMS project. However, When Decision Manager or Studio users update their projects, the deleted artifacts do not appear in the list of changes.

Warning: Users who have already checked out the project must manually delete their local copy of the artifact.
Tip: If you are not sure whether a table you deleted was committed to the RMS project in a prior action, select Project > Commit. If the deleted table does not appear in the Changes Made panel, then it is a local table.

Procedure

  1. Do one of the following:
    • In Studio Explorer, right-click the decision table name and select Delete.
    • In Studio Explorer, select the decision table name. Then select File > Delete.
  2. If the table has been committed to the RMS project, choose one of the following options as appropriate:
    • Select Project > Commit so that the RMS master copy of the table is also deleted. OR
    • Select Project > Update to replace the local deleted copy with the RMS project version of the table.
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