Deleting Old/Test Logic Script

Hello All,
When you create a Script with the BPC WebAdmin, it creates both an LGF and an LGX. When I delete an old, unused, or test script from the BPC WebAdmin, it only deletes the LGF file. When I go into UJFS, I see all the old LGX files just sitting out there.
Is there a way to clean these up, or have the system actually delete it when you delete an LGF automatically? Or is the only way to get rid of these to manually delete them from UJFS?
It just seems odd that when you delete the script from the WebAdmin, it doesn't delete the whole thing, just the LGF.
Thoughts?
Alexander
(CPMBPC 801 SP2 (equiv to 800 SP9)

Normally I would agree with you, however we are running into issues with with them because some of them contain old members that may not exist anymore so when a validation occurs it kicks out these old members saying they are invalid. (We are in the process of upgrading from NW 10.0 SP9 to SP12 so it's checking the scripts and the old lgx's and kicking out errors)
I'll just mark this answered for now since I manually deleted it, was just hoping that wasn't the only way.
Thanks!

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