Hi Haria,

there should be a thread on this topic on the community already. But there's one other approach, which I really like and thus want to share:

1. Iterate over the list

2. Mark those pages You want to remove by setting pyDeletedObject to True

3. After iterating over the list, invoke R-U-F @Utilities.RemoveDeletedObjects(<PageList>)

The reason why your approach is not working for you is because while removing pages the list-internal iterator object can't cope with the list being changed.

Let me know whether that works for You.

Here Pagelist "Primary.GetGBAResponse.DisplayUnitTrusts" . If following doesn't works- try referring as follows "Primary.GetGBAResponse.getProperty("DisplayUnitTrusts") with in the function

From a functional point of view removing an item from a list does not seem like a strange request.

If Pega's internal administration has difficulties with that then I think Pega should change the implementation so that it supports deleting items from a page list.

Expecting the developers to solve this is not very developer friendly.

Hi,

As per the above people's comments, I have written the code and its worked for me. But used function like below written 

@RemoveDeletedObjects(BackUpWorkPage.TaskDetailsList)