Deleting an Installation on Linux/UNIX

This section describes how to delete an installation.

Uninstall TimesTen

To uninstall, the user who installed TimesTen (unzipped the distribution) performs these steps:

1. Ensures that there are no Timesten instances, databases or important files located under the TimesTen installation.
2. Ensures that no TimesTen instances use the installation. (There is no automated way to do this, as TimesTen does not maintain any inventory of TimesTen installations or instances.)

   If there are instances that use the installation, then before the installation is deleted, the instances must be either modified to point to a different installation or deleted. See "Associate an Instance with a Different Installation (Upgrade or Downgrade)" for details.

3. Grants write permission to the installation, such as through the chmod -R command. For example, from the installation directory where a TimesTen tt22.1.1.25.0 installation was extracted:

   % chmod -R 750 installation_dir/tt22.1.1.25.0
   

4. Deletes the tt22.1.1.25.0 directory and all files and subdirectories that it contains, such as through the rm -rf command. From the installation directory:

   % rm -rf installation_dir/tt22.1.1.25.0
   

5. If the installation directory is empty, optionally deletes it.