The instructions below are provided for customers wishing to remove their existing
versions of the ADSMPlus module.  These instructions will work for any version of 
the ADSMPlus module.

UNINSTALL METHOD 1

The official method for removing the module is to remove the Tivoli database and 
restore a backup of the Tivoli database before the ADSMPlus module had been installed.
The TME 10 documentation covers this in detail.


UNINSTALL METHOD 2

Given that Method 1 may not be feasible, an alternative method exists but is not
officially supported.  This method is as follows:

*You must have logged in as Administrator for an NT system or be root for a Unix system.
Being logged in as super user (su) should work on a Unix system, but this configuration 
has not been tested.  The equivalent will *not* work on an NT system, you must use the
Administrator account for the following actions. 

1) Delete the ADSMPlus Icon from the console (Edit / Delete).

2) remove the following files / directories from your Tivoli installation:

$BINDIR/ ... /generic_unix/.installed/ADSM*
$BINDIR/ ... /generic_unix/TME/PLUS/ADSM
$BINDIR/ ... /generic_unix/TME/PLUS/LINK
$NLSPATH/ ... /msg_cat/.installed/ADSM*
$NLSPATH/ ... /msg_cat/ADSM*
$DBDIR/ ... /.installed/ADSM*

On a typical NT system,
BINDIR= \Tivoli\bin
NLSPATH= \Tivoli
DBDIR= \Tivoli\"machine_name".db

to find these paths (if unknown) on a Unix system, execute the setup_env.sh script and type
"echo $BINDIR", substituting the unknown path in place of BINDIR.

3) From a DOS Command Prompt (NT system) or a terminal (Unix system), run the following
two commands / scripts:
	a) setup_env (.cmd for NT; .sh for Unix)
	b) remadsm (.cmd for NT; .sh for Unix)
*These must be run from the same Prompt or terminal!
*You should see some sort of extended activity after issuing the remadsm command.  If the
script executes, but does not appear to do anything (ie. removing files), check your login
status and retry the two script commands.
*The UNIX remadsm.sh script includes invoking the setup_env.sh script.