How to uninstall the product
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Products
Issue/Introduction
Have a request to remove/uninstall CA DB2 Tools.
Environment
Release : 20.0
Resolution
The steps to uninstall CA DB2 TOOLS :
1) DROP database objects
DROP STOGROUP and DATABASE and all objects created under them, which were specified and created at the time of installation.
The names of STOGROUP and DATABASE can be found in the CDBAPARM library member SETUP00.
DROP DATABASE <database name> ;
DROP STOGROUP <STOGROUP name> :
Normally, such as STOGROUP, it is not shared with with other operations, however, if it is shared with others operations, check whether it can be deleted or not.
2) FREE Package and Plan
FREE statements for Package and Plan can be created by following the steps below.
Originally, at the time of product release-up, the dataset of the previous version is specified to FREE the previous Package and Plan.
Specifying the parameter library of the current version, FREE statement for current release can be created.
Please follow the steps below.
- Select <3 Tasks> in Post install panel
<3 Tasks>
- Select <INS Free Obsolete Packages and Plans> in Select DB2 Tasks panel
------------------------------- Select DB2 Tasks ----------- Row 1 to 28 of 28
Command ===> Scroll => CSR
Line commands: S to Select, V to View task information
Commands.....: ALLS, ALLU, ALLV to Select all/Unselect all/View all
S Product Task Description Member ID
- ------- -------------------------------------------------- ---------- ----
INS Start XManager N/A XMAN
INS Determine DB2 Object Sizes (Recommended) T12MSTAT STAT
INS Compare DB2 Objects T12M0000 0000
INS Create Required DB2 Objects T12M0001 0001
INS Create Catalog Indexes (Optional) N/A CIDX
INS Bind Product Packages and Plans T12M0002 0002
INS Copy Plan Authorizations 0003
s INS Free Obsolete Packages and Plans 0004
GEN Grant Public Access to Global Defaults T12M0225 0225
GEN Grant Public Access to General Services Plan T12M0226 0226
GEN Grant Public Access to Object List Manager Plan T12M0227 0227
GEN Grant XManager Execute for UPM Functions T12M0228 0228
IDB2 CA Sysview for DB2: DB2 Specific Install Tasks T12M0550 0550
PPA Plan Analyzer - Install/Upgrade Customization 0825
PPA Plan Analyzer Stored Procedure Installation 0826
PRF PRF Table Initialization Utility (PRFINIT/PRFX) 0875
PRF PRF Table Conversion Utility (PRFCNVRT) 0876
PRA Define PRA Table Backup GDG Datasets 0900
PRA Setup PRA#LOAD Batch JCL 0901
PRA Load Disaster Recovery Backup Types Table 0902
QRF Compile/PRF Table Conversion Utility T12M1125 1125
PDA Database Analyzer - Install/Upgrade Customization 1150
RCM Load and Customize the Model Services Table 1325
RCM Load the Automapping Mask Services Table 1326
RCM Load the Rule Set Table 1327
RCM Install RCM SQL Stored Procedure Processor 1328
RCQ Initialize the RC/Query Report Table 1425
RCS Initialize RC/Secure Department Definition Table 1525
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- Check following information
<0 - Free ALL product plans and related packages defined by:>
PLANSxx member name....> PLANS00 PLANSxx
DSNAMExx member name...> DSNAME00 DSNAMExx
PARMLIB DSN...> prefix.CDBAPARM PARMLIB
- Member ssid0004 is created. Open and EDIT the member.
The JCL member deletes all Packages and Pl
STEP GENFREE0
STEP EXFREQ0
STEP STRPQR0
STEP FREEPKG0
Don't run STEP FREEPKG0 at this point.
Edit the third STEP STRPQR0, change OUTDD DD to a actual dataset. It will save generated FREE statements.
//*OUTDD DD DISP=(,PASS),DSN=&&FREEPS,
//* UNIT=SYSDA,SPACE=(3200,(1000,500),RLSE),
//* DCB=(RECFM=FB,LRECL=80)
//OUTDD DD DISP=(,CATLG),DSN=prefix.free,
// UNIT=SYSDA,SPACE=(3200,(1000,500),RLSE),
// DCB=(RECFM=FB,LRECL=80)
With the JCL change, FREE statements can be seen and checked before the actual FREE run.
3) Delete all CA DB2 TOOLS datasets including VSAM datasets
4) Remove CA DB2 TOOLS definitions from system
- PTLTSRB in SYS1.PARMLIB(IKJTSOxx) AUTHTSF
- APF CDBALOAD load library
- STC PTXMAN, ssidIDB2 and the product STC such as IDB2PC for SYSVIEW/
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