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Use

Deletes a workspace. The command neither deletes versioned objects being exposed in this workspace nor the versions of these objects that are currently active in this workspace. However, all integration resources for which this workspace is the integration target are deleted.

Caution

This command requires the admin privilege.

Deleting workspaces results in problems in the SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio if objects from these workspaces are still in use. More information: Synchronizing a DC in a Local File System. This requires the following actions:

        All objects of the workspace to be deleted must be removed from all developers’ PCs.

        All developers who use the workspace that has to be deleted have to navigate to this workspace in the SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio Design Time Repository perspective Repository Browser view.

        All developers have to choose Remove from Client in the context menu of every workspace to be deleted (in the Developer Studio).

        Then delete all clients that are no longer needed (clients that exclusively show the workspaces to be deleted).

        All developers that use the workspace to be deleted select the respective client in the DTR perspective under DTR Select Client.

        In the context menu of every client to be deleted, every developer chooses Delete Client.

        This also applies to development configurations: all developers who use a development configuration that points to a workspace to be deleted must remove this development configuration.

        All developers who use the workspace to be deleted in a development configuration navigate to the Development Configurations perspective.

        In the context menu of the development configuration, every developer has to choose Remove Configuration.

Syntax

Syntax

DELETEWORKSPACE <-w "workspacePath"> [-c "comments"]

Arguments

 

<-w "workspacePath">

The path to the workspace to be deleted.

[-c "comments"]

A short note specifying why the action was performed.

Description

Deletes the specified workspaces.

Example

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To delete a workspace with the path //test/wsp1, execute:

deleteworkspace –w //test/wsp1 –c “deleted a test workspace”

The –w option is used to specify the browse path of the workspace to be deleted. The –c option is used to give a comment explaining the reason for the operation.

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