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02-08-2022 03:57 AM
Hello,
I've some how I deleted 'Business Applications' form which comes default with PDI/DEV instance and this deletion happened through an update set.
Is there any way that can be reverted back to original or do I've to create manually.
Thanks,
Kishore
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02-08-2022 05:31 AM
Okay. You can import below XML into your Personal development instance which should get your Business Application form back again.
Upload these XML into your Personal development instance again adn let me know if you are still facing an issue.
Try clearing the cache after you have uploaded these XML as per step shown below:
Hope this helps. Please mark the answer as correct/helpful based on impact.
Regards,
Shloke
Regards,
Shloke

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02-08-2022 04:15 AM
You can search in the navigation for Deleted Records and try to restore it. If it doesn't work, You can Backout the update set and see if this is going to work.
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Martin Ivanov
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02-08-2022 04:19 AM
I didn't found any record related under Deleted Records and I've backout the update set that is also not worked.
Any more suggestions please.
Thanks

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02-08-2022 04:15 AM
Hi Kishore,
The instance can track deletions on any table, and references on audited tables, with a few exceptions. Record deletions are not tracked in these circumstances:
- Record deletions are not tracked on tables with the
no_audit_delete=true
dictionary attribute. - Deletions from tables with a sys prefix are not audited by default. You can configure specific system tables to audit deletions.
- References are restored only if the reference field is on an audited table and the Restore Deleted Record plugin is activated.
- References that use an Image field type are not restored.
Procedure
- Navigate to System Definition > Deleted Records.
- Open the deleted record that you want to restore.
Note: You can only restore one deleted record and its associated references at a time.
- Do one of the following to restore the record.
Option Description Undelete With Related Recovers the record and all cascaded deletes and other database actions that resulted from the delete. This option appears when a rollback context is available for the delete.
Recover entire operation If this record was deleted as part of another delete, all records from the parent delete are recovered including all cascaded deletes and other database actions that resulted from the parent delete. If this is the top level delete, then this is the same as Undelete with Related. This option appears when a rollback context is available for the delete.
Undelete Record Recovers only this record. An instructions page appears, explaining the process and its limitations. - Click Restore deleted record.
A Progress page shows the progress of the restore process, and shows a count of the references restored.
If this doesn't help, unfortunately you will have to create it from the scratch.
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Thanks,
Sandeep
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10-15-2023 04:50 AM
Answer is correct.