on 09-04-2008 2:21 PM
I have several documents in a taxonomy that should not be there according to the rules that are defined for it. It is a query-based taxonomy, and the documents belonged there originally, but then a property changed on them which should have caused them to be removed from this taxonomy but this did not happen. Is there a way to manually remove them from the taxonomy?
Is there a way to get the taxonomy to "refresh" itself? Can I get it to reevaluate all of the documents?
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It looks like it is not just another KM folder. When I try to delete one of the documents, I get this "Delete failed for: document name" and I have full control in the folder.
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yes - you can navigate the taxonomy (like any other KM location) and physically remove them - they are only links after all. The original source document will remain unchanged.
You can use /irj/go/km/navigation/taxonomies/xxxxx to get to your taxonomy structure then navigate and find the document(s) you wish to remove.
Haydn
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