If you delete a duct run that is connected to another duct run or to equipment the software deletes all associated boundary connections. Also, if you delete a header run, or a branch run, the software deletes all associated connections between the header and branch run.
The software deletes the mating parts if they are in working state. If the mating part is in a non-working state or in a different satellite location, the software generates a To Do Record for that part.
You cannot delete a route object in non-working approval status, such as Approved, In Review, and Rejected. But, deleting route objects in a permission group with read-only access has a few exceptions. Also, in a Global Workshare Configuration deleting route objects at a different satellite location has exceptions. These exceptions are illustrated in the following topics.
Duct run to duct run connections
Header to branch connections