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Task 4.6 Configuring Startup Mode for the Standalone Execution Server

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DevX Data Studio Installation and Configuration Guide
Milestone 4: Installing Standalone File-AID/EX Execution Server(s)
Uninstall File-AID/EX Execution Server and Rules Engine

Uninstall File-AID/EX Execution Server and Rules Engine

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On Windows, use the Programs and Features tool from Windows Control Panel, select BMC File-AID/EX Execution Server and run Uninstall.

To remove the File-AID/EX execution server and File-AID Rules Engine on UNIX or LINUX:

Log on to the UNIX or Linux workstation with the same user ID that was used to install File-AID/EX.
Make the current working directory one level above the directory into which File-AID/EX was installed.
Remove the File-AID/EX installation directory using the rm command to first remove the contents of the installation, and then use rmdir to delete the installation directory itself.

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