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Deleting Nodes¶
Before a node can be deleted, the node’s associated state must first be removed. If you have ever run a simulation with the node, then the node’s state persists even when the simulation stops. CML requires you to wipe a node before deleting it to ensure that you do not accidentally delete a node that still has some associated state that you want to preserve.
Procedure
In the lab Workbench, select the node to be deleted.
Click the Delete Node button in the Settings pane.
A popup confirmation dialog is shown.
A node can only be deleted if it is currently stopped and has no associated state on the CML server. If the Delete Node button is disabled, first stop and wipe the node. See Starting, Stopping, and Wiping Nodes.
Click Confirm in the dialog to confirm that you want to delete this node and its connections from the lab.