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DocWriter has a Removal function to delete the Report.

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Of course, removal is subject to rules. In the 1st instance, we must be within the ownership domain of the Report to remove it.

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So the current User is Terry, and the Report is owned by the System Manager, and that's why I cannot delete this Report.

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Here's another example. This time, the Report is in the public domain, so there should be no problem to delete it.

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However, the Report is still linked to a Menu Process, and cannot be deleted. In this case, we will have to make the Menu Process redundant or change it not to use this Report, before we can delete the Report.

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Next, we are still working with the same Report, but it has been removed from the Menu Process Library. However, in the meantime, it has been registered as a Swap.

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When the Report is in use as a Swap, it also cannot be deleted, so we will have to delete the Swap first.

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And now, we have ownership, the Report is not used as a Swap and it is not used in the Menu Process Library, so let's see what will happen.

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So, this time we can choose 'Remove' to delete the Report.