How do i remove DataService Referenced assemblies from the Browse and select .Net type?

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I have imported my ProcessConfig from Data Service, and the problem is, that it automatically suggested the name, and I forgot to rename it. Now I have 3 of the same type, and I would like to remove the 2 wrongly named.
How do I do this?

A dialog box titled "Browse and Select a .Net Type" is displayed, where a user has typed "processconfig" into the "Type Name" field, and three matching entries under "Referenced assemblies" are shown. (Captioned by AI)
A dialog box titled "Browse and Select a .Net Type" is displayed, where a user has typed "processconfig" into the "Type Name" field, and three matching entries under "Referenced assemblies" are shown. (Captioned by AI)445×359 12.7 KB

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Hi!

What does the project pane look like?

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it looks like this:

The image shows the Entities in the Project pane."
The image shows the Entities in the Project pane."390×323 15.6 KB

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Ah! I was hoping you’d have the other namespaces under Entities.

I can’t seem to recreate the issue on my end.

Could you navigate to your project folder, show hidden files and folders, go to .local and then .entities: “yourProcess\.local\.entities”
Take a look throught the files and folders there and see if you can find the .dll’s for the namespaces you want to delete :slight_smile:

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There is only a single DLL file, and it has the correct name.

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I’m out of suggestions.

You could raise a ticket at https://customerportal.uipath.com/ if you want UiPath to take a look at it.

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To remove unwanted records in Data Service in UiPath, follow these steps:

  1. Access the Data Service:

    • Go to the UiPath Automation Cloud portal.
    • Navigate to Data Service from the menu.

  2. Locate the ProcessConfig Records:

    • Open the entity where you have stored the ProcessConfig records.
    • Use filters or search functionality to identify the records with incorrect names.

  3. Delete the Unwanted Records:

    • Once you locate the records, select the ones you want to delete.
    • Click on the Delete option. If there’s no direct delete option in the interface, you might need to use a custom automation process.

  4. Automate Record Deletion (Optional):
    If you cannot delete records manually or have many to delete:

    • Create an automation in UiPath Studio to interact with Data Service using the Data Service Activities.
    • Use the Entity Query activity to fetch the records with the unwanted names.
    • Use the Delete Record activity to remove the records.

  5. Best Practices for Future Management:

    • Before importing configurations, verify and rename them to avoid duplicates.
    • Implement a naming convention for better record organization.

Would you like help creating an automation for this task?

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is this an AI answer? because it has nothing to do with what I ask :slight_smile:
I will ask support for assistance.

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I apologize that I am not able to make you understand that i want to say.