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Deleting Configuration Management Project Labels
 
si deleteprojectlabel
You can delete project labels. Deleting project labels may be appropriate in situations where a label is no longer relevant or where an incorrect label is applied.
Operation
Procedure
To delete a project label in the GUI
Select a project or Sandbox and select Project > Properties > Delete Label. In the Delete Label dialog box, select a label to delete from the Label list.
Recurse Into Subprojects deletes the label recursively from a project and its subprojects.
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• The project that the command uses to recurse is the checkpoint where the label is found on the specified project. When performing the recursion, the label is deleted from whichever revision of the subproject the label exists on. Only subprojects that are in this hierarchy are included in the command recursion.
• When performing a recursion through the subproject hierarchy, if the label cannot be found, the command continues the recursion.
• If the label cannot be deleted, the command stops recursion for that project; consequently the label is not deleted for that project’s child subprojects.
To delete a project label in the Web interface
Select a project and select Project > Delete Label or History > Delete Label. In the Delete Label dialog box, select a label to delete from the Label list.
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You cannot delete a label from a project if a checkpoint is in progress on that project.
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