How to (automatically) remove a test case and all its associated execution records from a test plan?

Hi guys,

while planning tests with RQM (current version 5.0.2) I stumbled upon a behaviour, which may be intended and expected but does not correspond to my needs and expectations:

First I create a test plan, which I link with requirements collections / modules or development plans to be covered by the plan. From there, I create (empty) test cases for the individual requirements or development items to create the desired test coverage. Then I create or add the target test environments to the plan and create test execution records for all test cases, again as empty shells just for the sake of planning. E.g., 1 requirement is mapped onto 1 test case, which is then planned for execution on 8 environments. So far so good.

Now the situation arises, that a requirement or development item is removed from the collections linked by the test plan, i.e., I also want to "unplan" the associated test case and all its planned executions from the test plan. I can easily identify the affected test case by reconciliation and remove it from the test plan.

Now, here's my question: when I remove a test case from a test plan, is there any possibility to automatically remove also all associated test case execution records from the test plan that have been previously created? Currently all the TCERs of the removed TC are not deleted, i.e., they are still contained in the plan and contribute to the execution progress of the plan.

Thanks for any suggestions on this topic! Cheers,
Timo