Why can’t sets be deleted from Rosetta if they are attached to processes?

Question

Why can’t sets be deleted from Rosetta if they are attached to processes?

Answer

In order to delete a set, first delete its associated processes.
If you try to delete the set before the process; you will get the following message:

"Selected Set cannot be deleted/deactivated because the Set is attached to process(es): <process number>".
In many cases the problematic sets are still actually linked to existing/other Processes.
For example, a processes created from another process where some IEs failed.
If this is the case, delete those processes, after which it should be possible to delete the attached sets.

Additional Information

The Rosetta User's Guide - Working with Sets

Category: Rosetta

Subject: Rosetta

• Article last edited: 4/16/2014