Deleting toolkits

If you no longer need a toolkit, you can delete it from the repository. Deleting a toolkit removes all of the files and other artifacts associated with the toolkit. You can delete any toolkit except the system toolkits.

Before you begin

Before you delete a toolkit, do the following tasks:

Archive the toolkit. Archiving deactivates all snapshots. If the toolkit contains artifacts specific to an Advanced deployment environment (for example, Advanced Integration Services), the snapshots on the Process Center Server are also stopped and undeployed.
Ensure that no process application or toolkit references the toolkit you want to delete. If any process application or toolkit ever referenced this toolkit, those process applications or toolkits need to be deleted first. This is the only way to remove the references.

For more information on dependencies and archiving, see the related links at the end of this topic.

About this task

To delete a toolkit, perform the following steps.

Procedure

Log in to the Process Center console with Repository Admin privileges.
Find the toolkit you want to delete. If it does not appear in the list, make sure you are using the Archived filter to view the list of toolkits.
From the Snapshots page for the toolkit, click Delete Toolkit.
When prompted, confirm that you want to delete the toolkit.