REMOVE_OBJECT

ScriptEigener Objekttyp in der Automation Engine Function: Deletes an existing object.

Syntax

REMOVE_OBJECT (Object Name)

Syntax	Description/Format
Object Name	Name of the object that should be deleted. Format: script literal or script variable REMOVE_OBJECT cannot be used to delete a folder.

Syntax

Description/Format

Object Name

Name of the object that should be deleted.
Format: script literal or script variable

REMOVE_OBJECT cannot be used to delete a folder.

Return codes
"0" - Deletion was successful. "20645" - This object does not exist. "20217" - This object is currently open for editing purposes. "20369" - The object is in the Transport Case.

Comment

A deleted object is moved to the Recycle Bin and can be restored afterwards.

The script statement :ON_ERROR can be used to define the reaction to errors that can subsequently be analyzed using the script functions for error handling. Depending on the specifications you have made, script processing either continues or is canceled.

This script statement has the effect that all open transactions of the script are written to the AE database.

Example

This following example deletes the object "FIRM.CALENDAR2003".

:SET &RET# = REMOVE_OBJECT("FIRM.CALENDAR2003")

See also:

Script element	Description
CREATE_OBJECT	Creates an object (Calendar, LoginAnmeldedaten für Zielsysteme. Auch ein eigener Objekttyp in der Automation Engine. and VariableSpeichert oder ermittelt Werte dynamisch zur Laufzeit. Auch ein eigener Objekttyp in der Automation Engine. only).
MODIFY_OBJECT	Changes an existing object (Calendar, Login and Variable only).
MOVE_OBJECT	Moves an object to a folder.
:ON_ERROR	Determines the reaction to certain errors and messages of script elements.

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