Delete Script module

This is now fixed. Had to jump though a few hoops before it finally decided to delete but its now gone 

Cool

For future reference you can use a PS script... something like the below

Clear-host
$ScriptDN = "Your script name"


####################################################################################################
# Get script object
####################################################################################################

$Script = Get-QADObject -type edsScriptModule `
                        -LDAPFilter "(distinguishedName=$ScriptDN)" `
                        -SearchRoot "CN=Script Modules,CN=Configuration" `
                        -proxy `
                        -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue `
                        -WarningAction SilentlyContinue

# Stop if script not found
If(-not $Script) {Write-Output "Not found - $ScriptDN"; Return}

Write-output "Found: $($Script.Name) (GUID: $($Script.guid))"

# Get all APs
$APs = Get-QADObject -Type edsPolicyObject `
                    -SearchRoot "CN=Administration,CN=Policies,CN=Configuration" `
                    -Proxy `
                    -IncludedProperties edsaAPEList,edsaAPEListXML `
                    -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue `
                    -WarningAction SilentlyContinue

# Get all APLs
$APLs = Get-QADObject -Type edsPolicyObjectLink `
                    -SearchRoot "CN=AP Links,CN=Configuration" `
                    -Proxy `
                    -IncludedProperties edsvaSecObjectDN `
                    -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue `
                    -WarningAction SilentlyContinue

If(-not $APs) {Write-Output "No APs found containing $($Script.guid)"; Return}

#Loop thought all the Administration Policies
ForEach($AP in $APs)
{
    # Get the xml value from edsaAPEListXML
    [XML]$APEList = $AP.edsaAPEListXML

    # Loop through each parameter value in the XML
    ForEach($Item in $APEList.APEList.ape.parameter)
    {
        # Check if the value contains the scripts guid
        If($Item.value -contains $Script.guid.Guid)
        {
            Write-output "`tAccess Template: $($AP.Name)"

            # Filter the Administration Policy Links, looking for the Administration Policies DN
            $QueriedAPLs = $APLs.where({$_.edsvaAPODN -eq $AP.dn})

            # Loop though each APL
            ForEach ($APL in $QueriedAPLs)
            {
                Write-output "`t`tAccess Template Linked to: $($APL.edsvaSecObjectDN)"
            }
        }
    }
}

Thanks Stu, Very much appreciated. Will keep this for future reference