diff --git a/www/docs/console-ui/reset_or_delete_corpus.md b/www/docs/console-ui/reset_or_delete_corpus.md index 087980c1e..9789c8e98 100644 --- a/www/docs/console-ui/reset_or_delete_corpus.md +++ b/www/docs/console-ui/reset_or_delete_corpus.md @@ -1,26 +1,27 @@ --- id: reset-or-delete-corpus -title: Reset or Delete a Corpus +title: Delete Corpus, Disable Corpus, and Clear Corpus Data --- -If you decide to stop using a corpus you have three options. +If you decide to stop using a corpus, you have three options on the corpus +**Settings** tab. 1. **Disable**: Disables query or indexing requests. A disabled corpus can be reenabled at any time from this same page. -2. **Reset**: Clear all the data within the corpus, but leave the corpus +2. **Clear corpus data**: Clear all the data within the corpus, but leave the corpus definition intact. 3. **Delete**: Purge all the data within the corpus and delete the corpus. All your connected services to the corpus will also cease to function. :::caution -The **Reset** and **Delete** operations are irreversable. +The **Clear corpus data** and **Delete** operations are irreversable. ::: -The Dangerous actions section of the Manage corpus page lets you disable, -reset, or delete a corpus. - -1. Select the drop-down menu of your corpus name and click Manage. -2. Go to the bottom of the Manage page to the Danagerous actions section. -3. Select **Disable corpus**, **Clear corpus data**, or **Delete corpus**. +1. Navigate to your corpus and select the **Settings** tab. +2. Go to the **Danagerous actions** section at the bottom of the page. +3. Select one of the following options: + * Click **Disable corpus**. + * Click **Clear corpus data**. + * Click **Delete corpus**. ![Reset or delete corpus](/img/reset_or_delete_corpus.png) diff --git a/www/static/img/reset_or_delete_corpus.png b/www/static/img/reset_or_delete_corpus.png index 0d0368fa4..22fda4526 100644 Binary files a/www/static/img/reset_or_delete_corpus.png and b/www/static/img/reset_or_delete_corpus.png differ