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At the moment, the inference tools only work in a Wallingford network, and no tools are available in a SWMM network.
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Thank you for raising this and thanks to those who voted. I agree that it would be easier for users to have inference tools within SWMM networks but at the moment though, this sits quite low in our priority list compared with the areas already committed on the roadmap. We won’t be progressing this in the near term, but we’ll keep your feedback noted for future review if priorities shift.
As Bob mentioned, you can do inference for SWMM networks using Ruby scripts which now can be part of your database as objects that can be dragged and dropped.
Check the following repository of Ruby scripts to see what's possible, and you're more than welcome to get in touch with our support team to get some guidance.
https://github.com/innovyze/Open-Source-Support/blob/main/01%20InfoWorks%20ICM/01%20Ruby/01%20InfoWorks/0076%20-%20Bulk%20delete%20existing%20scenarios/UI_script.rb
I will move the status of this but I am hoping that Ruby scripts will help address your desired workflow in the meantime.
It might be possible to do this with Ruby code,. What exactly are your trying to clean up?