Delete workbook webreports

[Former Member]

Hello,

How do we delete workbook webreports? Is there a way to remove from RRMX and also could someone explain both RRMX way and even the Function module usage.

Every answer will be rewarded well.

Thanks,

Anjali

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Anjali,

I just want to understand what you are trying to do.I thought you are trying to delete the existing Workbook from the system.

Find the WorkbookID, Execute transaction RSORMDR --> In the Right hand side click 'Workbook' --> Click the workbook name you want to delete --> Technical name is the 25 character GUID of the workbook.

Run the function 'RRMX_WORKBOOKS_DELETE' from SE37 you will have the option of entering the import parameter I_WORKBOOKID which is the Workbook Technical name you got from the Meta data repository and when you execute the function module it will delete the workbook.

Hope this helps

AP

[Former Member]

Hi Anjali,

I am really sorry, 'RRMX_WORKBOOKS_DELETE' is not a transaction. It is an Function module. Please execute it from SE37.

Hope this helps

AP

[Former Member]

Hello AP,

Sorry for not clarifying my question properly. I know the transaction code for function module but after SE37 and inserting the code, where is the option of giving the workbook code and asking to delete. Am i supposed to enter the code in the source code or what, can u please explain?

Thx,

Anjali

[Ashwin]

Hello!

Execute(Test/Execute in se37) that function module and there it asks for the workbooks you want to delete.

with regards

ashwin

[Former Member]

Hi anjali,

In the Meta data repository find the WorkbookID for you corresponding workbook. In Function builder execute transaction 'RRMX_WORKBOOKS_DELETE' provide the WorkbookID and it will delete it.

Hope this helps

AP

[Former Member]

Hello AP,

Thanks for the answer. When I go to the transaction and enter the code, where is the option of entering the WorkbookID. It just gives me a screen with other tabs but I am not sure. Could you please explain a little further.

Thanks,

Anjali