# Trash

The Trash page will display the deleted Projects and Feature Stores accessible for the logged in user. The user gets options to Restore them or Delete them permanently from this page.

## Restoring a Project

{% hint style="success" %}
*Check out the given workflow to restore a project.*
{% endhint %}

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***Restoring a Project***
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* Navigate to the Data Science Lab Homepage.
* Click the ***Trash*** icon provided in the left-side menu panel.

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* The ***Trash*** page opens displaying two tabs:
  * Deleted Projects
  * Deleted Feature Stores

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* Select a Project from the displayed list of the ***Deleted Projects***.
* Click the ***Restore*** icon.

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* A dialog message appears to confirm the selected action.
* Click ***Yes*** to confirm the action.

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* A notification message appears.

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* The concerned project gets restored to the ***Projects*** list.

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## Deleting a Project Permanently

{% hint style="success" %}
*Check out the given workflow to delete a project permanently.*
{% endhint %}

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***Deleting a Project Permanently***
{% endembed %}

* Navigate to the Data Science Lab Homepage.
* Click the ***Trash*** icon provided in the left-side menu panel.

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* The ***Trash*** page opens displaying two tabs:
  * Deleted Projects
  * Deleted Feature Stores

<figure><img src="/files/NdH5uCu7b5uw7kTowiLf" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

* Select a Project from the displayed list.
* Click the ***Delete*** icon.

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* A dialog message appears to confirm the selected action.
* Click ***Yes*** to confirm the action.

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* A notification message appears, and the selected Project gets removed permanently from the Data Science Lab module.&#x20;

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