Choose the Delete menu item to delete the following
  objects from the DTM library:

  o  Collections

  o  Tests

  o  Groups

  o  Variables

  o  History

1  –  m_dtm

  Choose the Test... submenu item to produce a dialog box
  for listing the tests you want to delete.

1.1  –  m_dtdb

  Use the Delete Test dialog box to specify the tests
  you want to delete and to specify any remark to be
  associated with this operation in DTM's history file.

1.1.1  –  m_dtdb_sl

  The Selected list box displays tests that you first
  select (highlight) in an active test view window.

  All the tests on the selected list will be deleted by
  the delete operation.

  Optionally, you can explicitly enter test names in the
  test field.

1.1.2  –  m_dtdb_t

  Use the test field to enter the names of the tests you
  want to delete.

  You can specify tests to DTM by first selecting
  (highlighting) them in an active test view window
  or by explicitly specifying them in the Test field
  by specifying a test name, a wildcard character, a
  wildcard combined with a test name, or a list of these
  separated by commas.

1.1.3  –  m_dtdb_rk

  Use the Remark field to optionally enter text that
  becomes associated with the current operation.

  The text is logged in the history file of the DTM
  library.

  You can selectively display and delete history entries
  (see additional topics).

1.1.4  –  m_dtdb_cf

  If you specify multiple tests for DTM to delete
  (through selection or wildcards), use the Confirm
  button to confirm the delete operation for each test.

  When you click on the Confirm button, DTM produces a
  dialog box that enables you to acknowledge the delete
  operation for each selected test.

1.1.5  –  m_dtdb_ap

  Click on the OK button to apply the current settings in
  the dialog box and remove the dialog box.

1.1.6  –  m_dtdb_cn

  Click on the Cancel button to remove the dialog box
  without applying any of the settings to the selection.

2  –  m_dcm

  Choose the Collection... submenu item to produce a
  dialog box for listing the collections that you want to
  delete.

2.1  –  m_dcdb

  Use the Delete Collection dialog box to specify the
  collections that you want to delete and to specify any
  remark to be associated with this operation in the DTM
  history file.

2.1.1  –  m_dcdb_sl

  The Selected list box displays collections that you
  first select (highlight) in an active collection view
  window.

  All the collections on the selected list are deleted by
  the delete operation.

  Optionally, you can explicitly enter collection names
  in the Collection field.

2.1.2  –  m_dcdb_c

  Use the Collection field to enter the names of the
  collections you want to delete.

  You can specify collections to DTM by first selecting
  (highlighting) them in an active collection view window
  or by explicitly entering them in the Collection field
  by specifying a collection name, a wildcard character,
  a wildcard combined with a collection name, or a list
  of these separated by commas.

2.1.3  –  m_dcdb_rk

  Use the Remark field to optionally enter text that
  becomes associated with the current operation.

  The text is logged in the history file of the DTM
  library.

  You can selectively display and delete history entries
  (see additional topics).

2.1.4  –  m_dcdb_cf

  If you specify multiple collections for DTM to delete,
  (through selection or wildcards), use the Confirm
  button to confirm the delete operation for each
  collection.

  When you click on the Confirm button, DTM produces a
  dialog box that enables you to acknowledge the delete
  operation for each selected collection.

2.1.5  –  m_dcdb_ap

  Click on the OK button to apply the current settings in
  the dialog box and remove the dialog box.

2.1.6  –  m_dcdb_cn

  Click on the Cancel button to remove the dialog box
  without applying any of the settings to the selection.

3  –  m_dgpm

  Choose the Group... submenu item to produce a dialog
  box for listing the groups that you want to delete.

3.1  –  m_dgpdb

  Use the Delete Group dialog box to specify the groups
  that you want to delete, and to specify any remark
  to be associated with this operation in DTM's history
  file.

3.1.1  –  m_dgpdb_sl

  The Selected list box displays groups that you first
  select (highlight) in an active group view window.

  All the groups on the selected list will be deleted by
  the delete operation.

  Optionally, you can explicitly enter group names in the
  group field.

3.1.2  –  m_dgpdb_g

  Use the group field to enter the names of the groups
  you want to delete.

  You can specify groups to DTM by first selecting
  (highlighting) them in an active group view window
  or by explicitly entering them in the Group field
  by specifying a group name, a wildcard character, a
  wildcard combined with a group name, or a list of these
  separated by commas.

3.1.3  –  m_dgpdb_rk

  Use the Remark field to optionally enter text that
  becomes associated with the current operation.

  The text is logged in the history file of the DTM
  library.

  You can selectively display and delete history entries
  (see additional topics).

3.1.4  –  m_dgpdb_cf

  If you specify multiple groups for DTM to delete
  (through selection or wildcards), use the Confirm
  button to confirm the delete operation for each group.

  When you click on the Confirm button, DTM produces a
  dialog box that enables you to acknowledge the delete
  operation for each selected group.

3.1.5  –  m_dgpdb_ap

  Click on the OK button to apply the current settings in
  the dialog box and remove the dialog box.

3.1.6  –  m_dgpdb_cn

  Click on the Cancel button to remove the dialog box
  without applying any of the settings to the selection.

4  –  m_dvm

  Choose the Variable... submenu item to produce a dialog
  box for listing the variables you want to delete.

4.1  –  m_dvdb

  Use the Delete Variable dialog box to specify the
  variables that you want to delete, and to specify any
  remark to be associated with this operation in DTM's
  history file.

4.1.1  –  m_dvdb_sl

  The Selected list box displays variables that you first
  select (highlight) in an active variable view window.

  All the variables on the selected list will be deleted
  by the delete operation.

  Optionally, you can explicitly enter variable names in
  the variable field.

4.1.2  –  m_dvdb_v

  Use the variable field to enter the names of the
  variables you want to delete.

  You can specify variables to DTM by first selecting
  (highlighting) them in an active variable view window
  or by explicitly entering them in the Variable field
  by specifying a variable name, a wildcard character,
  a wildcard combined with a variable name, or a list of
  these separated by commas.

4.1.3  –  m_dvdb_rk

  Use the Remark field to optionally enter text that
  becomes associated with the current operation.

  The text is logged in the history file of the DTM
  library.

  You can selectively display and delete history entries
  (see additional topics).

4.1.4  –  m_dvdb_cf

  If you specify multiple variables for DTM to delete
  (through selection or wildcards), use the Confirm
  button to confirm the delete operation for each
  variable.

  When you click on the Confirm button, DTM produces a
  dialog box that enables you to acknowledge the delete
  operation for each selected variable.

4.1.5  –  m_dvdb_ap

  Click on the OK button to apply the current settings in
  the dialog box and to remove the dialog box.

4.1.6  –  m_dvdb_cn

  Click on the Cancel button to remove the dialog box
  without applying any of the settings to the selection.

5  –  m_dhm

  Choose the History... submenu item to produce a dialog
  box for indicating those history records that you want
  to delete.

5.1  –  m_dhdb

  Use the Delete History dialog box to specify by time
  those history records you want to delete from the DTM
  library.

  You can specify remark text to be associated with this
  operation in the DTM history file and a file name for
  the output of the delete operation.

5.1.1  –  m_dhdb_rk

  Use the Remark field to optionally enter text that
  becomes associated with the current operation.

  The text is logged in the history file of the DTM
  library.

  You can selectively display and delete history entries
  (see additional topics).

5.1.2  –  m_dhdb_bf

  Use the Before field to specify a date that DTM
  references when eliminating history records. DTM will
  delete all history information before this date.

  You can specify the time as an absolute, delta, or
  combination time value. You can also specify the
  keywords TODAY, TOMORROW, or YESTERDAY.

  An absolute date entry takes the form:

                         1-Jan-1990

  If you do not specify a time, DTM deletes all history
  entries logged before the time you begin the delete
  operation.

5.1.3  –  m_dhdb_ot

  To specify a file to contain the output from the delete
  history operation, enter the file name in the Output
  file field.

  By default, DTM writes the output to the file
  HISTORY.OUT in the current default directory.

5.1.4  –  m_dhdb_cf

  If you specify multiple history records for DTM to
  delete, use the Confirm button to confirm the delete
  operation for each record, one at a time.

  When you click on the Confirm button, DTM produces a
  dialog box that enables you to acknowledge the delete
  operation for each selected record.

5.1.5  –  m_dhdb_ok

  Click on the OK button to apply the current settings in
  the dialog box and remove the dialog box.

5.1.6  –  m_dhdb_cn

  Click on the Cancel button to remove the dialog box
  without applying any of the settings to the selection.