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Deleting a List of Values (LOV)

The script described herein, can serve as input to delete an LOV with the name DMANUALTYPE.

Before you begin

Make sure that you use the correct name from the LOV that you want to delete. The name has to be in uppercase and most likely starts with a D, such as DMANUALTYPE shown below.

Example

The value for the element <languageindependent> should always be no for any metadata that is added by the partner or system administrator.

The other elements and values should be taken over as in the example because they are required by the TriDK database.


<tridk:setup xmlns:tridk="urn:trisoft.be:Tridk:Setup:1.0" xml:lang="EN">
  <tridk:lovs>
    <tridk:lov tridk:element="DMANUALTYPE">
      <tridk:displaydefinition>
        <tridk:label>Manual Type</tridk:label>
        <tridk:description/>
      </tridk:displaydefinition>
      <tridk:system tridk:value="no"/>
      <tridk:public tridk:value="yes"/>
      <tridk:languageindependent tridk:value="no"/>
      <tridk:orderbyseq tridk:value="no"/>
      <tridk:valuedefinition>
        <tridk:caseinsensitive tridk:value="yes"/>
        <tridk:accentinsensitive tridk:value="yes"/>
        <tridk:skipspace tridk:value="yes"/>
        <tridk:skipchars tridk:charlist=""/>
      </tridk:valuedefinition>
    </tridk:lov>
  </tridk:lovs>
</tridk:setup>