Sun Java System Application Server Enterprise Edition 8.1 2005Q2 High Availability Administration Guide

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## Unregistering HADB Packages

Use the `hadbm unregisterpackage` command to remove HADB packages that are registered with the management domain.

Before using the `hadbm unregisterpackage` command, ensure that all management agents are configured and running on all the hosts in the hostlist, the management agent’s repository is available for updates, the package is registered in the management domain, and no existing databases are configured to run on the package about to be unregistered.

The command syntax is:

    hadbm unregisterpackage
    --hosts=hostlist
    [--adminpassword=password | --adminpasswordfile= file]
    [--agent= maurl]
    [package-name ]

The package-name operand is the name of the package.

See Registering HADB Packages above for a description of the `--hosts` option. If you omit the `--hosts` option, the hostlist defaults to the enabled hosts where the package is registered. See Security Options and General Options for a description of other command options.

##### Example 2–2 Example of unregistering HADB

To unregister software package v4 from specific hosts in the domain:

`hadbm unregisterpackage --hosts=host1,host2,host3 v4`

The response is:

`Package successfully unregistered.`

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