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how to delete unused nclegend subclasses from copied board file?

Lock2002 over 4 years ago

Is it possible to delete unused nclegend subclasses from copied board file?

redwire over 4 years ago

Yes, just turn on those layers alone. Delete anything and everything. If they are blank then go to the subclass manager and delete from there. It will tell you if something still resides on a layer that must still be deleted.
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Lock2002 over 4 years ago in reply to redwire

that doesn't work. "ERROR(SPMHDB-393):NCLEGEND generated subclass cannot be deleted.
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Lock2002 over 4 years ago in reply to Lock2002

I saw someone was able to do it using skill, but I can no longer find that message
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redwire over 4 years ago in reply to Lock2002

Hmmm...can you take a screen shot of your subclasses menu? All user added can be deleted. No system subclasses. There is no system sublcass called NCLEGEND in my tools so I suspect you didn't follow my instructions above. *Everything* has to be removed from the layer. Make sure nothing is "fixed"
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Lock2002 over 4 years ago in reply to redwire

I'm 100% certain nothing exists on any of the ones I'm trying to delete...
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