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 How to uninstall one of autosys client if two clients installed on one machine

Inaganti Ramesh's profile image
Inaganti Ramesh posted Oct 30, 2024 06:00 AM

Hi,

Is there any command , we can  uninstall one of Autosys client if two clients(DEV AND TST) installed on one machine.

is there any rollback command , if we upgraded Autosys client to 12.1.01 version.

Regards,

Ramesh

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George Henry

Hi Ramesh,

For managing AutoSys clients, here’s what you can try:

  1. Uninstalling a Specific AutoSys Client Instance:

    • If both DEV and TST clients are installed on the same machine, and you want to uninstall just one, locate the specific installation directory for each instance.
    • Typically, AutoSys installs have unique directory structures, so using the command below in the appropriate directory should target only that instance:   
    • ./uninstall.sh
        • Alternatively, some installations provide a control panel in the installation directory where you can select the instance to uninstall.
      1. Rolling Back to a Previous Version:

        • AutoSys does not provide a direct rollback command, but you can achieve a rollback by:
          • Uninstalling the current version (12.1.01) using the command above.
          • Reinstalling the previous version by running the installer for the required AutoSys client version.
      2. Using Package Management Commands:

        • If you’re on a Linux machine, you might also be able to use package management commands (like rpm or dpkg) to remove specific versions, depending on how the AutoSys client was installed.

      Make sure to back up any important configuration files before uninstalling or reinstalling, as you may need to restore settings after the rollback.

      Let me know if there’s anything more specific you’d like to address!

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Inaganti Ramesh

Hi George,

The below command will uninstall both clients . Can you try in your lab and let me know. 

./uninstall.sh