Uninstalling
This topic describes how to uninstall BMC Decision Support for Server Automation by using the uninstallation wizard and silently.
- To uninstall from Windows by using the uninstallation wizard
- To uninstall from UNIX by using the uninstallation wizard
- To uninstall the product in silent mode
To uninstall from Windows by using the uninstallation wizard
- Select Start > Programs > BMC Decision Support for Server Automation > Uninstall to launch the Windows uninstallation wizard.
- Follow the instructions in the wizard to uninstall the product.
- After the uninstallation is complete, manually delete the entire installation directory.
To uninstall from UNIX by using the uninstallation wizard
- Log on as root.
- Navigate to the BDSSAInstallationDir/UninstallBdssa directory.
- Run the uninstallation script, as follows: ./uninstall.bin
- Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the uninstallation.
- After the uninstallation is complete, manually delete the entire installation directory.
To uninstall the product in silent mode
- Create a text file called options.txt. For more information, see Creating-an-options-txt-file. Ensure that you include the appropriate -P option. - Option - Description - Syntax and example -P- Sets the installation folder for an application - -P installLocation=<filePath> 
 -P installLocation=C:\Program Files\BMC Software\BDSSA\UninstallBdssa
- Change to the directory where the uninstall file is located. For example:- (Windows) C:\Program Files\BMC Software\BDSSA\UninstallBdssa
- (UNIX) /opt/bmc/BDSSA/UninstallBdssa
 
- Run the uninstaller with the -i silent option. You must use an absolute path to the options.txt file.- Windows: uninstall.exe -i silent -DOPTIONS_FILE= pathToFile\Options.txt- If the path contains spaces, enclose it in quotation marks (" "). 
- UNIX: ./uninstall -i silent -DOPTIONS_FILE= pathToFile/Options.txt
 
- After the uninstallation is complete, manually delete the entire installation directory.
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