Yes, of course.  Select a root node, a structure, or a collection in the Mappings window, select the Reconciliation sub-tab (to the right of Mapping sub-tab), then select from the Reconciliation Type drop-down list of values for Delete.

Hi Mark,

Thanks for information. Can you please confirm selection in below snap is the which your are referring. 

Will this delete only those values which are in mapping table? or if I map only reconciliation key, will this delete whole record for that particular key.

Regards,

Sridhara.

Whole record.  You should not have to worry about the Portfolio item because the amComputer is considered an overflow table which means the AM system should auto-delete the related portfolio item (as well as the related amAsset table record).

In fact, your mapping should start from root amPortfolio as this is the main table.

Whole record.  You should not have to worry about the Portfolio item because the amComputer is considered an overflow table which means the AM system should auto-delete the related portfolio item (as well as the related amAsset table record).

In fact, your mapping should start from root amPortfolio as this is the main table.

Hi Mark,

Thanks much for information. I am able to delete record with this information using CIT.

Regards,

Sridhara.