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Delete bounding boxes

If you delete bounding boxes, the operation removes the bounding boxes, multi-bounding boxes, and the relations that link them together.

Depending on your requirement, you may run any of these commands:

  • Run the create_or_update_bbox_and_tso command in the following format to delete all the bounding boxes in the database:

    create_or_update_bbox_and_tso -u={USER_ID} -p={PASSWORD} -g={GROUP} -delete_all_bboxes

  • Run the create_or_update_bbox_and_tso command in the following format to delete the bounding boxes for a specific dataset:

    create_or_update_bbox_and_tso -u={USER_ID} -p={PASSWORD} -g={GROUP} -mode=delete -dataset=hBH1IcSSoQUWxA

  • Run the create_or_update_bbox_and_tso command in the following format to delete bounding boxes for a specific product:

    create_or_update_bbox_and_tso -u={USER_ID} -p={PASSWORD} -g={GROUP} -mode=delete -product={PRODUCT_ITEM_ID}

Source: https://docs.sw.siemens.com/en-US/doc/282219420/PL20251212545240207.plm00301/xid597855 · retrieved 2026-07-11