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Follow these steps to use the cmdgen tool to un-install database records:
1. Log in as root.
2. Type: . /cas/bin/profile
Enter
This will ensure you have the correct PATH environment variable that will give you access to the
cmdgen tool and the database tools it uses.
3. Type: cmdgen
Enter
Messages similar to the following appear on the screen:
Commend Data Generator 2.0
If the Commend package was configured for operation in a redundant Picture Perfect environment,
you will also see messages similar to the following:
Redundant commend interface configuration detected:
This host:
primary1
Other host:
backup1
Redundant commend operation is ENABLED.
The commend interface changes will be reflected on the other host.
Would you like to (i)nstall or (u)ninstall data records?
4. To use the install option, type: u
Enter
The following messages will display:
You have chosen the UN-INSTALL portion of this script. You must enter the input
group prefix to un-install the Commend database records. This is the first 4 to 5
characters used in the description field of the input group records. Entering this
prefix will result in the removal of the input group and associated alarm records
from the database.
If running multiple interfaces make sure you enter the prefix that matches the input
group prefix used for that particular interface. If properly installed each Commend
interface should have a different input group prefix that is used specifically for
that interface.
Do you know the input group prefix and want to continue (y/n)? [y]
5. To continue, press y. To stop, press n.
If you chose to continue, the following message will display:
Enter the input group prefix:
6. Enter the input group prefix.
The input group prefix you entered will be displayed and you will be asked to confirm it.
The input group prefix you entered was: CMD07
Is this correct (y/n)? [y]