Delete the Environment and clean up files
- Review this procedure to note which items will be deleted. Ensure that you do not have object locks on items to be removed.
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From the OS/400 command line:
endsbs LAWENVNAME *immed
dltjobd LAWENVNAME
dltjobd LAWENVNAMELS
dltjobq LAWENVNAME
dltsbsd LAWENVNAME
dltlib LAWENVNAME
dltmsgq LAWENVNAME
dltusrprf LAWENVNAME
dltusrprf WebSphereUserName ownobjopt(*DLT)
where
LAWENVNAME is the name of the Environment you are removing
WebSphereUserName is the OS WebSphere user you created, for example LSFPROD1WS.
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If you installed Lawson Core Technology
on an IASP, at the OS/400 command prompt, type
SETASPGRP IASPName
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From the OS/400 command line
call lawenvm
find LAWENVNAME and delete it.
Note: You will need to select Opt. 4. Others (Errors in SBSD). -
Delete the LID service.
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From the OS/400 command line,
type:
wrksrvtble
- Page down to find LAWENVNAME/UNIVSRV.
- Enter option 4 for LAWENVNAME/UNIVSRV and press Enter.
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From the OS/400 command line,
type:
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Clean out databases for GEN, LOGAN, and applications.
Type
DLTLIB {dbname}
You will need to recreate the GEN and LOGAN databases before you re-install Lawson Core Technology.