Running swdel
To remove the iProcess Engine installation from your computer:
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Warning |
It is essential that if you have TIBCO iProcess Technology Plug-ins installed, you run the uninstaller for these before deleting $SWDIR via the |
| 1. | Make sure that all iProcess Engine users are logged out, then stop the iProcess Engine and Process Sentinels. See "Stopping the TIBCO iProcess Engine" in TIBCO iProcess Engine Administrator's Guide for more information about how to do this. |
| 2. | Log in as root and make sure that: |
| — | $SWDIR points to the directory containing the iProcess Engine that you want to uninstall. |
| — | $SWDIR/bin is on root's PATH. |
| — | (For DB2 users only) $DB2PATH and $DB2INSTANCE are set up correctly. |
| — | (For Oracle users only) $ORACLE_HOME points to the correct Oracle instance. |
| 3. | If necessary, run the cd command to locate a directory other than $SWDIR or any of its sub-directories. |
| 4. | Enter the following command to uninstall iProcess Engine: |
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| 5. | Remove the entries for the Process Sentinel processes from the /etc/services file. |
| 6. | Delete the iProcess Engine database and database users from the |
| 7. | Finally, delete the iProcess Engine user accounts from UNIX (unless they are required for other iProcess Engine installations on this computer). |
See your UNIX documentation for more information about how to do this.