3.8.1 Uninstallation of JP1/DH - AJE

(a) In Windows

• Uninstall this program as an OS user who has Administrators permission. You can't uninstall this program as an OS user who has not permission to write in the registry key.

(b) In Linux

• Uninstall this program as an OS user who has superuser permission.

• All folders are deleted when you uninstall. Therefore, when you carry out installation after uninstallation, it becomes the initial state at the time of the new installation. When you want to maintain a state before the uninstallation, carry out backup before uninstallation, and carry out restore work after installation. For more information see 3.7.2 Back up the system and 6.4 Restore.

(c) Windows and Linux common notes

• Do not uninstall this program using the terminal service, because you might not be able to uninstall this program correctly.

• After uninstallation, the rebooting OS is unnecessary.

• If uninstallation was canceled during uninstallation by any error, you may not be able to uninstall this program. In this case, reinstall this program and uninstall this program again.

(a) In Windows

1. Log in as an OS user that has Administrator permission to the host that you want to uninstall JP1/DH - AJE.

2. In uninstallation of JP1/DH - AJE (Job Definition)

   • Stop JP1/DH - AJE (Job Definition) on the Management client. Close all DH Custom Job definition windows.

   • Remove Data Highway - Automatic Job Executor (Job Definition) from "Add or Remove Programs" or "Programs and features" of the control panel of the Windows.

3. In uninstallation of JP1/DH - AJE (Job Execution)

   • Stop JP1/DH - AJE (Job Execution) on the Send/Receive management server. If DH Custom Jobs are running, stop them. In addition, don't run DH Custom Jobs during uninstallation. The uninstallation of this program may fail when processes of this program is running during uninstallation.

   • Remove Data Highway - Automatic Job Executor(Job Execution) from "Add or Remove Programs" or "Programs and features" of the control panel of the Windows.

4. Remove some files manually after installation. Even if uninstalled this product, some files will not be removed.

   Remove the following files manually after uninstallation of this program.

   1. The case of uninstallation of JP1/DH - AJE (Job Definition)

   • All files in the installation folder of JP1/DH - AJE (Job Definition).

   • All files in the following folder if JP1/DH - AJE (Job Definition) is installed in other than Windows XP:

     %ALLUsersProfile%\Hitachi\jp1\jp1_default\JP1DH\AJE\AJED\log

   • All files in the folder that is specified as the destination folder of outputting operation log files in the environmental configuration file.

   2. The case of uninstallation of JP1/DH - AJE (Job Execution)

   • All files in the installation folder of JP1/DH - AJE (Job Execution).

     %ALLUsersProfile%\Hitachi\jp1\jp1_default\JP1DH\AJE\AJEE\log

   • All files in the folder that is specified as the destination folder of outputting operation log files in the environmental configuration file.

   • All files in the folder that is specified as the storage folder of files that is used by system.

   • All files in the folder that is specified as work folder that is used by running of DH Custom Job.

(b) In Linux

1. Log in as an OS user that has superuser permission to the host that you want to uninstall JP1/DH - AJE (Job Execution).

2. Choose JP1/Data Highway - Automatic Job Executor from uninstallation of the Hitachi PP Installer, and carry out uninstallation.

3. Remove some files manually after installation. Even if uninstalled this product, some files will not be removed.

   Remove the following files manually after uninstallation of this program.

   • All files in the installation folder of JP1/DH - AJE (Job Execution).

   • All files in the folder that is specified as the destination folder of outputting operation log files in the environmental configuration file.

   • All files in the folder that is specified as the storage folder of files that is used by system.

   • All files in the folder that is specified as work folder that is used by running of DH Custom Job.