--- title: "Reference \"RemovePropertyValuesOfObjects\" in 1C:Accounting for Kazakhstan 3.0 — what it is and how to handle it" country: KZ lang: en author: Сапа Т.И. (https://buhgpt.kz/authors/sapa-ti) date: 2026-09-07 canonical: https://buhgpt.kz/suraqtar/spravochnik-udalitznacheniyasvoystvobektov-v-1s-buhgalter-en source: BuhGPT --- # Reference "RemovePropertyValuesOfObjects" in 1C:Accounting for Kazakhstan 3.0 — what it is and how to handle it > **TL;DR:** Checked on release 3.0.74.2 "Accounting for Kazakhstan" (edition 3.0). You updated the configuration, accessed it through "All Functions" or by searching the metadata objects — and stumbled upon a strange directory with the prefix "Delete" in its name: DeleteObjectPropertyValu --- Checked on release 3.0.74.2 "Accounting for Kazakhstan" (edition 3.0). You updated the configuration, accessed it through "All Functions" or by searching the metadata objects — and stumbled upon a strange directory with the prefix "Delete" in its name: DeleteObjectPropertyValues. It has no synonym, and it is also absent in the regular sections of the interface. A legitimate question arises: is this garbage that can be cleaned, or something important that will get you in trouble with the programmer? Below is an honest analysis. Spoiler: you should not fill in the object yourself, and the prefix "Delete" in 1C means something specific. 1. Purpose DeleteObjectPropertyValues is a service (technical) directory that remains from the old mechanics of additional properties. The prefix "Delete" in the name of the 1C object is a standard convention among developers: it marks objects that are no longer used by the program's logic but have not yet been physically deleted to avoid losing historical data when updating from earlier releases. In simpler terms, it is a "preserved" warehouse of old property values, not a working tool for the accountant. 2. Where to Find This directory is not present and should not be present in the standard interface (in sections like "Sales", "Purchases", "Bank and Cash", etc.) — it is intentionally hidden from the user. You can only access it through service means: - Main menu (icon ≡ in the upper left corner) → "All Functions" → "Directories" → "DeleteObjectPropertyValues". If the "All Functions" item is missing — enable it: "Service" → "Settings" → check the box "Show the 'All Functions' command". - Or through a navigation link. Copy the line below, then in 1C: "Service" (or menu ≡) → "Go to navigation link" and paste: e1cib/list/Directory.DeleteObjectPropertyValues The opened list in a correctly updated database is usually empty — and this is normal. 2a. How to Know Your Release The instructions are tied to the version. Check yours: "Help" (or menu ≡) → "About the Program". In the window, you will see the platform version (for example, 8.3.x) and the configuration release — "Accounting for Kazakhstan, edition 3.0 (3.0.74.2)". If your release differs, the location of service objects does not change, but the set of hidden attributes may. 3. How to "Fill" It is important to say directly: this directory is not filled in manually. It has no "Post" button, no printed forms, and no input based on. Technically, inside the element, there may be service attributes like "Object" (link to the property owner) and "Property Value". But: - Do not create new elements here. The "Create" button will not yield anything useful, and an extra element may "hang" without an owner. - Do not edit existing ones. If the release transferred old data here — they are needed only for the history of conversion. - Do not delete elements directly through "Delete directly". If you need to clean, do it only with the standard "Delete marked objects" processing with reference integrity control. What you really need instead of this object is the current mechanics of additional attributes and information: "Administration" (or "Settings") → "General Settings" → "Additional Attributes and Information". It is there that user properties of goods, counterparties, documents, and other objects are stored and configured today. The old directory DeleteObjectPropertyValues is its "ancestor". 4. Analyzed Example This directory does not create entries, so the example is about a typical situation with data, not about debit/credit. Imagine: the database has been accounting since release 2.0, where for the item "Cable VVG 3×2.5", a property "Color = black" was established through the old mechanism. After transitioning to 3.0.74.2, the value "black" physically settled in the directory DeleteObjectPropertyValues as a historical element, while the working property moved to "Additional Attributes" of the item card. - In the list e1cib/list/Directory.DeleteObjectPropertyValues, you see a line with this value. - In the item card ("Nomenclature" → "Cable VVG 3×2.5" → tab "Additional"), you see the same "Color: black", but now as a working attribute. - Conclusion: the duplicate "ghost" in the old directory should not be touched — it does not affect anything. You only work with the item card. For comparison — how a real entry looks for a regular business operation in the RK (sale of goods with VAT 16%), to show that the service directory does not participate in it at all. Sale of goods for 116,000 ₸ with VAT: Operation Debit Credit Amount, ₸ Income from sales recognized 1210 6010 100,000 VAT 16% accrued 1210 3130 16,000 Cost of goods written off 7010 1330 70,000 The directory DeleteObjectPropertyValues does not appear in these movements at all — it is not accounting, but technical. 5. Types of Operations The directory has no attribute "Type of Operation" and no options for conducting — it is not a document. The only "actions" available to the user in its list form are standard for directories: viewing, marking for deletion, setting selection. There is no business logic behind them. 6. What is Formed Nothing familiar: - No accounting entries — directories in 1C do not generate movements in accounts. - No electronic documents (ESF, CNT) are created — this object is not linked to the ESF information system. - No movements in accumulation registers and information. The only "movement" is the record of the element itself in the directory table, and it only gets there during updates/conversions, not at your will. 7. Printed Forms No printed forms. This object does not print invoices, acts, or waybills. You will not find a "Print" button in its form. 8. Common Errors "Reference to a non-existent object. The object may have been deleted..." This occurs if you deleted an element of this directory directly, and old data still referenced it. Correction: restore from a backup or run "Administration" → "Maintenance" → "Data Adjustment" → "Testing and Correction" with reference integrity check. "Failed to write '...'. The field 'Owner' is not filled in." This appears if you tried to manually create an element. Do not create elements — the object is filled only by update handlers. "Object not found in the interface." This is not an error, but expected behavior: the directory is intentionally hidden. Open it only through "All Functions" or the navigation link. An empty list scares the user. Many think that "data has disappeared." In fact, an empty DeleteObjectPropertyValues is a sign of a clean, correctly updated database. There is nothing to be afraid of. 9. FAQ 1. Can this directory be deleted completely? Through the Configurator — only by a programmer and only in the complete absence of references. Users should not delete its objects, and it is risky. Leave it as it is — it does not interfere. 2. Why does it have "Delete" in its name? This is a 1C convention: the prefix "Delete" is used by developers to mark outdated objects that are left for compatibility and will be physically removed in one of the future releases. 3. Does it take up a lot of space in the database? Practically no. Usually, it is empty or contains a few historical records after conversion from old editions. 4. Where have the property values moved? To the subsystem "Additional Attributes and Information": "Administration" → "General Settings". They are configured there and stored in the cards of the objects themselves (nomenclature, counterparties, etc.). 5. I accidentally created an element — what should I do? Mark it for deletion and run "Delete marked objects" with reference control. If there are no references — it will be deleted safely. 6. Does this directory affect VAT, PIT, and other calculations? No. It is not accounting. The rates for 2026 (VAT 16%, PIT 10%/15%, OPP 10%, deduction 30 MRP at MRP 4,325 ₸) are considered documents of accrual and realization, not this object. 7. Why is the list empty? Because the database was updated correctly and there are no old "hanging" properties in it. This is a good sign, not a loss of data. 8. Is it necessary to export it to archive/move it when transitioning to a new database? Specifically — no. During the standard update of the configuration, the platform itself decides the fate of such objects. No separate actions are required from you. 9. The auditor asks to "explain what this directory in the database is." What to answer? That this is an outdated service directory for storing property values from earlier editions, marked for deletion, which does not affect accounting and reporting. 10. Can anything be configured for nomenclature through it? No. Everything related to the properties of nomenclature and counterparties is configured in "Additional Attributes and Information". 10. Related Objects - Additional Attributes and Information ("Administration" → "General Settings") — the current replacement for this directory. - Characteristic Type Plans (service) — where the descriptions of additional properties are stored. - Processing "Delete marked objects" — the correct way to clean up unnecessary elements. - Testing and correcting the information base — how to fix "hanging" references. This directory has no input "based on", and nothing is entered based on it — it does not participate in document flow. How to know your release: "Help" (or menu ≡) → "About the Program" — there you will find the version of the 1C:Enterprise platform and the configuration release. Prepared for release 3.0.74.2 "Accounting for Kazakhstan" (edition 3.0). --- _BuhGPT — ИИ-помощник для бухгалтеров Казахстана: https://buhgpt.kz_