3.3.1 Uninstallation RPM Packages

The uninstallation procedure is described below.

1. Stop applications and programs

Before starting the uninstallation, stop the following:

Applications that use the product
Connection Manager
pgBadger
Pgpool-II
ldap2pg
pgBackRest

2. Check the installed product

Check the installed products by following the procedure below.

Example

Displays the name of the installed package.

# rpm -qa | grep FJSVfsep

For detailed package information, run the following command:

# rpm -qi Package Name

3. Start the uninstaller

Uninstall all packages for the product to be uninstalled.

Refer to the table in "3.2.2 Installation from RPM Package" for the package set for each product.

The installation directory may remain after uninstallation. Delete them if they are not needed.

# rpm -e package name

Point

We recommend that you uninstall the packages of the products to be uninstalled in batches for each product.

Example

The following shows an example of uninstalling a client product.

# rpm -qa | grep FJSVfsep-client
FJSVfsep-client-essential-*
FJSVfsep-client-core-*
FJSVfsep-client-core-openssl-*
FJSVfsep-client-jdbc-*
FJSVfsep-client-odbc-*
FJSVfsep-client-dotnet-*
FJSVfsep-client-conmgr-*
FJSVfsep-client-psycopg-*
# rpm -e FJSVfsep-client-psycopg-<x> FJSVfsep-client-conmgr-<x> FJSVfsep-client-dotnet-<x> \
FJSVfsep-client-odbc-<x> FJSVfsep-client-jdbc-<x> FJSVfsep-client-core-openssl-<x> FJSVfsep-client-core-<x> \
FJSVfsep-client-essential-<x>

*is the version, OS, and so on.

"<x>" indicates the version.