(Un) Delete Command

Command Activation

Shift + I	Modify→(Un)Delete#
Keyboard	Main Menu	Toolbar

The Delete command marks a feature as being deleted in your inspection report. A feature marked as delete is not acted upon in an inspection run. The Delete command verifies that the feature has no references attached to it. These include whether the feature was used in a recall, construction or is part of a PCS component. When a feature has been marked as Deleted, The same command can un-delete the feature and make it active again.

Accessing the Delete Command

There are several methods that can be used to activate the Delete Tool. Through the keyboard, press < i >. To work directly in the inspection report, highlight the feature and right click to activate the feature submenu and select [Feature Properties].
 

Right Click Activation	Feature Properties	Delete Tool

To delete a feature, activate the Delete tool. Enter a Feature Number that specifies the feature to be deleted. Press the <Ok> button and the feature will be changed in the inspection report and marked as deleted.

If you are deleting the feature through the Feature Properties tool, place a check next to “Deleted”.

To un-delete a feature, activate the Delete Mode. Enter a Feature Number which specifies the feature to be un-deleted, see figure 1. Press the <Ok> button and the feature will be changed in the inspection report back to its original state.

Related Procedures:

Edit History Tool, Undo, Insert, Move, Delete All After, Navigation Keys, Delete Permanently