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## Uninstalling Geographic Edition Software

The installation tools provide an uninstallation program for removing components that were installed on your system by using the `installer` program. Like the `installer` program, the `uninstall` program can be run in graphical or text-based mode. The `uninstall` program is located at `/var/sadm/prod/SUNWentsysver`, where ver is the version number of the distribution from which you installed Geographic Edition software.

Note - You must uninstall Geographic Edition software before you uninstall Oracle Solaris Cluster software.

The `uninstall` program might behave differently depending on which component products you installed and how the products are interrelated. Remember the following when you run the `uninstall` program:

- Run the `uninstall` program separately on each node that contains Geographic Edition components.

- The `uninstall` program removes only component products that were installed by the `installer` program.

- The `uninstall` program does not check product dependencies for the system.

- The `uninstall` program does not remove configuration and user data files.

If you installed Geographic Edition software by using the `pkgadd` command, you cannot use the `uninstall` program to remove those packages. Instead, use the `pkgrm` command.

The section contains the following procedures:

- How to Uninstall Geographic Edition Software (`uninstall`)

- How to Uninstall Geographic Edition Software (`pkgrm`)

## How to Uninstall Geographic Edition Software (`uninstall`)

Use this procedure to uninstall Geographic Edition software that was installed with the `installer` program. Remove Geographic Edition software from all nodes in the cluster, unless you are removing the software from node that you are also removing from the cluster. You can continue to run applications during the uninstallation of Geographic Edition software.

If you used the `pkgadd` command to install the Geographic Edition software that you want to remove, do not use this procedure. Instead, go to How to Uninstall Geographic Edition Software (`pkgrm`).

1. To use the `uninstall` program with a GUI, ensure that the display environment of the cluster node to uninstall is set to display the GUI.

       % xhost +
       % setenv DISPLAY nodename:0.0

   If the display environment is not set to display the GUI, the `uninstall` program instead displays in test-based mode.

2. Become superuser on the node where you intend to uninstall Geographic Edition software.
3. Stop the Geographic Edition infrastructure on the local cluster.

       # geoadm stop

   For more information about disabling the Geographic Edition software on a cluster, see Disabling the Geographic Edition Software in Oracle Solaris Cluster Geographic Edition System Administration Guide.

4. Change to the directory where the `uninstall` program for this software version resides.

   In the following path, ver is the version number of the distribution from which you installed Geographic Edition software.

       # cd /var/sadm/prod/SUNWentsysver

5. Start the `uninstall` program.

       # ./uninstall

   The Welcome page is displayed.

6. Click Next to proceed.

   The Select Components page is displayed.

7. Select the components that you want to uninstall, and click Next.

   To exit the `uninstall` program at any time, click Cancel.

8. Review the uninstallation selections you have made.

   - If changes are needed, click Back through successive pages until the Component Selection page is displayed.

   - Make changes as needed on the Component Selection page.

   - Click Next to proceed again through the uninstaller pages.

     The `uninstall` program remembers previously-specified values. You can modify any value that you previously specified.

9. Click Next when you are satisfied with your selections.

   The `uninstall` program begins removing software from your system and displays the following:

   - A progress bar that displays the overall completion percentage.

   - The name of the package that is currently being removed.

   - After all component software has been removed, the uninstaller displays the Uninstallation Complete page.

10. Click View Summary or View Log for information about the uninstallation.

    - Uninstallation summary shows the components that were uninstalled and a list of configuration information for the components.

    - Uninstallation log shows all messages that were generated by the uninstaller during uninstallation.

    - You can also review the uninstallation summary and log files in `/var/sadm/install/logs`.

11. Click Close to exit the `uninstall` program.

## How to Uninstall Geographic Edition Software (`pkgrm`)

Use this procedure to uninstall Geographic Edition software that was installed with the `pkgadd` command. Remove Geographic Edition software from all nodes in the cluster, unless you are removing the software from node that you are also removing from the cluster. You can continue to run applications during the uninstallation of Geographic Edition software.

If you used the `installer` program to install the Geographic Edition software that you want to remove, do not use this procedure. Instead, go to How to Uninstall Geographic Edition Software (`uninstall`).

1. Become superuser on the node where you intend to uninstall Geographic Edition software.
2. Stop the Geographic Edition infrastructure on the local cluster.

       # geoadm stop

   For more information about disabling the Geographic Edition software on a cluster, see Disabling the Geographic Edition Software in Oracle Solaris Cluster Geographic Edition System Administration Guide.

3. Remove all Geographic Edition software packages from each node in the local cluster.

   For a list of the Geographic Edition 3.3 5/11 packages, see How to Install Geographic Edition Software.

       # pkgrm geopackages

4. Verify that all Geographic Edition packages are removed.

       # pkginfo | grep -i geographic

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