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Micro Focus Enterprise Test Server 2.3 Update 2 > Mainframe Support for Deployed Applications > CICS Support Tasks > Control and Configuration > To view and delete interval control elements
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Micro Focus Enterprise Test Server 2.3 Update 2 > Enterprise Server > Enterprise Server Task Index > CICS Support Tasks > Control and Configuration > To view and delete interval control elements

To view and delete interval control elements

  1. Click the dropdown menu in the Resources group.
  2. Select Active.
  3. Click ICE. You see the Interval Control Elements (Active) page, containing a list of active ICE definitions.
  4. Click Delete button to the left of the row containing the interval control element you want to delete. The item is deleted immediately, and a message is displayed at the top of the ICE information confirming the deletion.
Note: You can delete interval control elements only if you have the appropriate permissions.
Parent topic: Control and Configuration
Parent topic: Controlling CICS Resources
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