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+ | #ROOTPATH |
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+ | # WIN6432 - Windows only - Set this to 1 if installing a | |
+ | # | on a |
+ | # | - Range: 0,1 |
+ | #WIN6432 0 |
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+ | # Onconfig customization | |
+ | # Use the BEGIN ONCONFIG and END ONCONFIG statements to add or override | |
+ | # configuration parameters values in the onconfig file. | |
+ | # Use instead of providing an onconfig file. | |
+ | # Example: |
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+ | #BEGIN ONCONFIG | |
+ | #LOCKS 10000 |
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+ | #END ONCONFIG |
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+ Removing a Snapshot with the Deployment Utility
+ | Use the deployment utility to remove a snapshot that was originally deployed by |
+ | the deployment utility. In addition, you can use this utility to remove user |
+ | informix and the |
+ | You must have Windows administrator privileges to remove the snapshot or |
+ | remove the user and group objects. |
+ | You must have the IDSFILES.txt file in the etc subdirectory of the installation |
+ | path. |
+ | To remove a snapshot: |
+ | Run the ifxdeploy command with the uninstallation options on the computer |
+ | where the snapshot is deployed. See “ifxdeploy Command: The Deployment |
+ | Utility” on page |
+ | The following command is an example of how to use the deployment utility to |
+ | remove a snapshot and to display runtime status messages: |
+ | ifxdeploy.exe |
+ | The following is an example of how to uninstall a snapshot and to remove user |
+ | informix and the administrative group: |
+ | ifxdeploy.exe |
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Chapter 5. Deploying IDS with the Deployment Utility