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Delete process instances

You can delete process instances from your PPM database.

To do this, create a configuration file containing the information for the process instances to be deleted. You can then use the configuration file and the runppmdelete.bat command line program to perform the deletion.

For information on executing the runppmdelete.bat command line program, please refer to the PPM Customizing technical reference on your PPM installation package.

Warning

Deleted process instances cannot be restored.

Prerequisite

You have the Process instance aggregation function privilege.

Procedure. Procedure
  1. Click PPM > Administration.

  2. Administration opens on a separate tab.

  3. Click Process instances in the Administration bar.

  4. Display the Base tab bar.

  5. Select a process type on the Processes tab.

    In the Selected filter settings window, you see the Criteria and Values that you can use to restrict the number of process instances.

    Below the list of filter settings, the number of assigned, non-aggregated, and aggregated process instances is displayed.

  6. Define more filters to reduce the number of process instances.

    1. Display the Measures or Dimensions bar.

      Right-click a measure or dimension and select Edit filter. Specify your settings. Your settings are displayed in the Selected filter settings window.

  7. You can define more organizational units as dimensions to restrict the number of process instances.

    1. First, select a Relation to which the organizational unit is assigned.

      Depending on your selection, organizational units are displayed as dimensions in the Dimensions bar.

    2. Right-click an organizational unit in the Dimensions bar and select Edit filter. Specify the required settings.

      Your settings are displayed in the Selected filter settings window.

  8. Once you have specified all settings, click Delete.

  9. Select a folder and specify a name for the configuration file.

  10. Click Save.

The configuration file is saved in the selected folder and is available for deleting process instances using the runppmdelete.bat command line program.