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From the Utilities section of the action bar, click Delete Content
 and drop it on the process
diagram.
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Double-click
Delete Content
.
The
Delete Content Editor appears.
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Click
 .
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Enter a
Name for the rule.
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Determine the
Selection:
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Content by filters. Select this option to use a filter to delete
content. For example, you can enter
WordDoc*. During execution,
Automation Process
Composer
deletes all the content with
WordDoc in the title.
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Specific Content. Select this option to
delete a specific document.
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Select the
Category where the content is stored.
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From the Content list, enter a specific document to
delete. Alternatively, you can specify a wildcard to delete multiple contents
satisfying the given Title criteria. A wildcard on Title only works for
documents under the selected category, and not for the files under documents. If
you leave this box empty, Automation Process
Composer deletes all the files in the specified document. You can also enter a
parameter expression and a comma-separated list. For example,
${myDocument}, *.doc .
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If you selected
Content by filters, do the following:
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Select the
Type:
(Non-versioned,
Versioned, or
Simulation Folder).
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Select the
Ownership: (All,
Owned,
Referenced).
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Determine the
Impact: (Input,
Input/Output,
Output,
None).
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In the list of rules on the left side of the editor, click
Enable to activate this rule at run time.
If you do not select
Enable, the rule is ignored at run time.
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Click
Ok to save your changes and to close the
Delete Content Editor.
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