Deleting an Update

If you no longer use an Update, it can be deleted. However, remember that an update is the only means of determining when new content has been introduced, or when content has been changed. Unless you are trying to save disk space, there is normally no need to delete it. If disk space is an issue, we suggest that rather than deleting the Update, you remove the physical update files but retain the folder structure and zipped update file. The Zip file can then be extracted or unpacked at a later stage for comparison if needed.

To Delete an Update:

1. Select the Update that you want to delete.
2. Right-click and choose Delete Update.
3. A message appears asking you to confirm the action. Choose Yes to delete the Update.

Note: Only the relationship between the Target library and the Update is deleted. The files still exist, and need to be removed manually via Windows Explorer.