Delete 0IC_C03 to start from scratch

Hello all,
I want to start again with the install of the Business Content, do anyone know how to clean up SAP BW from Business Content Install?
For your help thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Alejandro Donis

Hi,
You want to clean just 0ic_c03 or whole bw?
if you want just restart form scratch of cube 0ic_c03 only then you can delete data from cube as stated by by phani.
Later you can delete connected dtp,transformations and info package.
later you can delete info cube and data source.
After that you can start from scratch.
mean install cube 0ic_c03, data source,info pack,transformations and dtp(which are related to your cube).
Thanks

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