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Hi Danny,

In the configuration you've provided, the "Delete" action is actioning on the the ASSET object (Cell B2) which is the parent object of the MXASSET Object Structure (Cell A1). Thus, delete would delete the Asset record.

Create an object structure for the ASSETSPEC table. Then create a new sheet with the newly created object structure in A1, ASSETSPEC in B1, Delete in C1, and you can remove "ASSETSPEC." from the column headers in row 2.

Thanks,

Thank you @Matt McGuire.  I created the below, and I can Query, but when I Delete, it acts like it was successful but the attribute is still there under the Asset Spec tab.

Would you have any ideas?

Thank you,

Hi Danny,

In the configuration you've provided, the "Delete" action is actioning on the the ASSET object (Cell B2) which is the parent object of the MXASSET Object Structure (Cell A1). Thus, delete would delete the Asset record.

Create an object structure for the ASSETSPEC table. Then create a new sheet with the newly created object structure in A1, ASSETSPEC in B1, Delete in C1, and you can remove "ASSETSPEC." from the column headers in row 2.

Thanks,

Hi @Danny Richardson! 

The attributes are associated with the classification. Are the values ​​of those attributes (ALNVALUE or NUMVALUE) the data that you want to delete? Or are it the attributes you want to remove?

Taking the image below as an example, do you want to remove the SIZE attribute or its value 2.5?

Regards!

Thank you @Matt McGuire.  I created the below, and I can Query, but when I Delete, it acts like it was successful but the attribute is still there under the Asset Spec tab.

Would you have any ideas?

Thank you,

Hi Danny,

In the configuration you've provided, the "Delete" action is actioning on the the ASSET object (Cell B2) which is the parent object of the MXASSET Object Structure (Cell A1). Thus, delete would delete the Asset record.

Create an object structure for the ASSETSPEC table. Then create a new sheet with the newly created object structure in A1, ASSETSPEC in B1, Delete in C1, and you can remove "ASSETSPEC." from the column headers in row 2.

Thanks,

Hello @Martin Fabra, it would be the SIZE attribute itself.

Hi @Danny Richardson! 

The attributes are associated with the classification. Are the values ​​of those attributes (ALNVALUE or NUMVALUE) the data that you want to delete? Or are it the attributes you want to remove?

Taking the image below as an example, do you want to remove the SIZE attribute or its value 2.5?

Regards!

Thank you @Matt McGuire.  I created the below, and I can Query, but when I Delete, it acts like it was successful but the attribute is still there under the Asset Spec tab.

Would you have any ideas?

Thank you,

Hi Danny,

In the configuration you've provided, the "Delete" action is actioning on the the ASSET object (Cell B2) which is the parent object of the MXASSET Object Structure (Cell A1). Thus, delete would delete the Asset record.

Create an object structure for the ASSETSPEC table. Then create a new sheet with the newly created object structure in A1, ASSETSPEC in B1, Delete in C1, and you can remove "ASSETSPEC." from the column headers in row 2.

Thanks,