Delete Set Command

If you are a Business Administrator with person access, you can delete sets in any person’s workspace (likewise for groups and roles). Other users can delete only their own sets.

You must be a business administrator with group or role access to delete a set owned by a group or role.

If you decide that a set is no longer desired, you can delete it using the Delete Set command: 

delete set NAME [user USER_NAME];
  • NAME is the name of the set to be deleted. If you are a business administrator with person access, you can include the User clause to indicate another user’s workspace object.

This command searches the list of existing sets. If the name is found, that set is deleted. If the name is not found, an error message will result.

For example, assume you have a set named “Auto Repairs” that you no longer need. To delete this set from your area, you would enter the following command: 

delete set “Auto Repairs”;

When a set is deleted, there is no effect on the business objects. Grouping business objects together in a set is not the same as connecting them. While connecting business objects makes a global link between the objects, sets provide only a local linkage that has no value outside the local user’s context.