Erasing a work repository is a permanent and irreversible operation. When you erase a work repository from the database, all information related to that repository—including models, projects, and run-time data (such as scenarios, schedules, and logs)—will be permanently deleted.
Steps to Erase a Work Repository:
- Access the Topology Navigator:
- Open the Topology Navigator tool, which is typically part of a system for managing repositories.
- Expand the Repositories Panel:
- In the Topology Navigator, locate the Repositories panel on the side.
- Expand the Repositories section to see a list of repositories.
- Expand the Work Repositories Node:
- Within the Repositories panel, you’ll find the Work Repositories node.
- Expand this node to reveal all the work repositories in the system.
- Right-click the Work Repository:
- Find the work repository you wish to erase.
- Right-click on the repository name to bring up a context menu.
- Select "Erase from Database":
- In the context menu, select the option Erase from Database. This will initiate the process of deleting the repository from the system.
- Confirm the Erasure:
- A Confirmation dialog will appear asking you to confirm that you want to erase the work repository.
- Click Yes to proceed. This action will permanently delete the work repository.
- Completion:
- After confirmation, the work repository will be deleted from the database and will no longer appear in the Repositories panel of the Topology Navigator.
Important Notes:
- Irreversibility: Once the work repository is erased, the action cannot be undone. All data within the repository will be permanently deleted.
- Data Loss: This includes the deletion of all associated metadata, models, projects, logs, scenarios, and schedules tied to the work repository.
Warning:
Make sure that you no longer need the repository or any of its data before proceeding with the erasure, as this process cannot be reversed.
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