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Operating Systems AIX How to remove ISMP files when the directories have been deleted? Post 302725483 by ZekesGarage on Friday 2nd of November 2012 09:04:36 AM
Old 11-02-2012
How to remove ISMP files when the directories have been deleted?

Hello all,

I've been asked to help with some cleanup on a couple of systems that were running some Websphere apps. I need to remove the following filesets:

Code:
 mqsi61.cfgmgrc             6.1.0.2  COMMITTED  Config. Manager Component
  mqsi61.cfgmgrf             6.1.0.2  COMMITTED  Config. Manager Feature
  mqsi61.unsc                6.1.0.2  COMMITTED  UNS Component
  mqsi61.unsf                6.1.0.2  COMMITTED  UNS Feature

These were part of an ISMP install package, and when I try to remove them using geninstall I get:

Code:
ew7qo7u@essutl01:/home/ew7qo7u> sudo geninstall -Zu J:mqsi61.cfgmgrc
Password:
You have requested to uninstall an ISMP feature or component.
Uninstalling ISMP components is not allowed.

To uninstall an ISMP feature, you must run the uninstaller in interactive mode.
The uninstaller for this product can be found at
/opt/IBM/mqsi/6.1/_uninst_runtime/uninstall.jar.

But someone already deleted the /opt/IBM/mqsi directories.


So I need to know how to remove these filesets and ensure the ODM is clean afterward.

Thanks!


Shawn
 

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