Workbook Deletion

Hi all
i need to delete the workbook in the CBD. i am not able locate the workbook ( but i know the technical id number of the nubmer) either in favourite or in role... but some queries are embedded in tht workbook.. when i try to delete tht query it shows that this query is used in the workbook
i tried search option in open dialog and shows no entry found...
i tried using FM RRMX_WORKBOOK_DELETE and
i got i error tht exception : transport error...
could you please help me in this issue
thanks and regards
Balaraj

Hi Balaraj,
Goto PFCG give the technical name of your work book & click change mode & delete the query's first & delete the workbook.
Regards,
Lakshman.G

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