(Yield) Maps - StellarSupport - John Deere

JDOffice 1.2
Delete Field Data
You can delete any field data that is available in JDOffice. The Delete Field
Data window will list all of the layers of information (for all years), per farm and
field, that is saved in your system. Most entries contain just one layer of data
(i.e. Drain Tile), but there are others that contain several layers of data within
one entry.
For example, Harvest Points- Soybeans - 2000 includes all yield and
moisture (point and contour) data, and the crop boundary for the soybeans
harvested in 2000. If you delete this entry, all yield and moisture point and
contour layers, composites and crop boundaries associated with those yield
points will be deleted.
There are two entries for field documentation log points: contour refers to
Whole Field layers (New Operation layers) that were made manually in
JDOffice; point refers to a Task, and contains all of the operation data that was
gathered by the GreenStar Display. Both entries will be sorted by the name of
the task associated with it.
Within each entry, the type of operation will be indicated in parenthesis: (Ffertilizer,
S-seeding, T-tillage, P-pesticide, O-other, TM-tank mix). Contour
documentation log entries will always have just one operation; point doc log
entries may have 1-6 operations. You cannot choose specific operations to
delete from a documentation log point entry - if you delete the entry, ALL data
associated with that task will be deleted.
Before deleting layers, think about the correlation between them. For example,
if you delete a field boundary you will not be able to view your soil type maps,
and because field boundaries are required for application plans, JDOffice will
automatically delete the application plans for that field.
Note: The PC Card must be in the drive to be able to delete an
application plan or a field boundary.
Delete field layers:
1. From the Data menu, select Delete Field Data.
2. In Farm, select the farm which contains the field you want to delete data
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