6.5.1 Unsetup procedure

To perform unsetup of JP1/IM - Service Support:

1. Stop the JP1/IM - Service Support services.

   If any of the JP1/IM - Service Support services are running, stop all the services.

2. Execute the jssunsetup.bat command.

   From the Start menu, select Programs, JP1_Integrated Management - Service Support, and JP1_IM-SS Command Prompt, and execute the jssunsetup.bat command to delete the Item management database. For details about the jssunsetup.bat command, see jssunsetup.bat (performs unsetup of JP1/IM - Service Support) in Chapter 11. Commands.

   If you uninstall JP1/IM - Service Support without executing the jssunsetup.bat command, the Item management database remains without being deleted. In this case, manually delete the storage-destination folder (which was specified during setup) for the Item management database. If you are using the Item storage database in JP1/IM - Service Support Advanced Edition, this step also deletes the Item storage database.

   The default storage-destination folder for the Item management database is IM-SS-path\db.

3. Delete the ODBC data source.

   In Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2003, from the Start menu, select Administrative Tools and then Data Source (ODBC) to start the ODBC Data Source Administrator.

   In Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2008, or Windows Server 2003 (x64), which is a 64-bit version of Windows, execute the following program to start the ODBC Data Source Administrator:

   system-drive:\WINDOWS\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe

   Open the System DSN tab, and delete the data source HiRDB ODBC3.0 Driver that was added during setup.

4. Delete the environment variable group of the databases.

   Use the tool for registering HiRDB client environment variables to delete the environment variable group associated with the databases.

   The file that starts the tool for registering HiRDB client environment variables differs depending on the language environment of the Item management server as follows:

   • In a Japanese environment: IM-SS-path\dbms\db\CLIENT\UTL\pdcltadm.exe

   • In a English environment: IM-SS-path\dbms\db\CLIENT\UTL\pdcltadm_e.exe

   • In a Chinese environment: IM-SS-path\dbms\db\CLIENT\UTL\pdcltadm_e.exe

   If the Windows UAC feature is enabled in Windows Server 2012 or Windows Server 2008 and your user account has Administrator permissions other than Administrator, right click pdcltadm.exe or pdcltadm_e.exe, select Run as administrator from the displayed properties window. Then execute pdcltadm.exe or pdcltadm_e.exe.

   Select the environment variable group name IMSS_ENV_GROUP which was registered during setup, and click the Delete button to delete the environment variable group name.

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