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Chapter 5: Performing an OpenEdge Installation on UNIX or Linux
Uninstalling OpenEdge Replication
OpenEdge Replication provides a utility to properly uninstall the product.
To uninstall OpenEdge Replication:
1. Enter the following command from your OpenEdge Replication /bin directory:
./repl_unglue
The following warning appears:
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
The Replication unglue script will disassociate the Progress product
version previoulsy associated with the installation of Replication on this
machine. Choosing to do so will result in Replication not being able to
run on this machine, do you wish to continue? [y | n]
2. Choose y to unglue OpenEdge Replication.
Unglue removes all OpenEdge Replication-specific files from the OpenEdge
directory, but it does not remove the OpenEdge Replication product itself.
3. To remove the OpenEdge Replication product, you must delete the OpenEdge
Replication directory tree.
Manually removing earlier OpenEdge versions
OpenEdge version 11.0 contains an uninstall command you can use to safely
remove your software. To remove previous versions (for example, version 9) of
OpenEdge, you must manually uninstall components.
To manually remove earlier OpenEdge versions:
1. Log in under the same domain and user name you used when installing
OpenEdge.
2. Ensure that OpenEdge is not running, and close all OpenEdge processes,
including any online Help files you might have open.
3. Delete the OpenEdge program directory, including all of its subdirectories.
4. Shutdown any Web server running on your system and delete any
OpenEdge-specific Web server files (such as cgiip.exe and wsisa.dll) from
the Web server cgi-bin/scripts directory.
5. Reboot your machine and follow the installation instructions in the “Performing the
installation” section on page 163.
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