Uninstalling: delete databases with the database wizard

Use the database wizard to delete databases.

To delete databases with the database wizard:

1. Log in as the database administrator, using the account that you created when we installed the database.

2. From the Connections wizards directory, run the following script file to launch the wizard:

   • AIX :
     ./dbWizard.sh

   • Linux:
     ./dbWizard.sh

   • Windows:
     dbWizard.bat

3. On the Welcome panel, click Launch Information Center to open the Connections product documentation in a browser window. Click Next to continue.

4. Select the option to delete a database, and click Next.

5. Specify the relevant database information, and then click Next:

   1. Select a database type.

   2. Select the location of the database.

   3. Specify a database instance.

      The database instance specified must already exist on the system. For more detail about the database information, refer to Creating databases using SQL scripts.

6. Select the application databases to delete and click Next.

   Application databases that are not installed are greyed out.

7. Review the Pre-Configuration Task Summary to ensure the values entereded on previous panels are correct. To make a change, click Back to edit the value. Click Delete to begin deleting databases.

8. Review the Post Configuration Task Summary panel and, if necessary, click View Log to open the log file. Click Finish to exit the wizard.

Parent topic:
Uninstall Connections