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# Clean up the All Requests Processed list

You can delete items from the **All Requests Processed** list in order to clean your **Latest Requests** list.

**CAUTION:**

Deleting entries from the **Latest Requests** list also deletes the tables that contain your data and removes the metadata or Analyzer data source from the list of data sources that appear in PUC.

Follow these quick steps to remove items from the **Latest Requests** list.

1. Click on **All Requests Processed** to open the **Latest Requests** list.
2. Click on **Edit**.
3. Select the check box next to the data sources that you want to delete.

   ![Select data sources to delete](/files/G89OOrVzo9RPLpOBZ09r)
4. Click on **Delete** to remove the selected data sources from the list.

   ![Cleaned-up list](/files/uWgre74vYkr4V6mAAJed)

Your **All Requests Processed** list is now cleaned and the corresponding tables are deleted.


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