Erase asynchronous message

Hi Gurus!
i´already schuedule the job in sxmb_adm the deletion jobs
              -DEFINE INTERFACES FOR ARCHIVING AND RETENTION PERIODS
       -SCHEDULE DELTES JOBS
But I can´t find yet, some way to erase asynchronous message, any idea?

Hi. Raul:
When you "DEFINE INTERFACES FOR ARCHIVING AND RETENTION PERIODS", haven't you seen there is a option to specify "Retention Period for Asynchronous XML Messages in the Database"
Under it, you can put the number of days for "XML Messages Without Errors Awaiting Deletion"
That is the place to specify how long you want Asynchronous Message Persisted in database, once the specified days reached, the message should be deleted by your scheduled job: SAP_BC_XMB_DELETE_<Client>
Regards !
Liang

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