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Uninstalling the Pervasive PSQL Client

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This section describes how to remove the Pervasive PSQL Client product from your Linux machine.

To uninstall the RPM version:

  1. Log in as the root user using the "su" command.
  2. Execute the following case-sensitive command:
  3. rpm -e `Pervasive.SQL-Client' 
    

The package manager removes all files, links, and configuration settings made by the initial installation.

To uninstall the Tar version:

  1. Log in as the root user using the "su" command.
  2. Change directory to the etc folder, which resides at the root level of your Pervasive PSQL folder.
  3. cd /usr/local/psql/etc 
    
  4. Run the uninstall scripts in the following sequence:
  5. sh clientpreuninstall.sh 
    sh clientpostuninstall.sh 
     

    The product is now removed.


    Note
    Run the scripts in sequence: clientpreuninstall first followed by clientpostuninstall.
  6. The uninstall scripts remain in the /usr/local/psql/etc directory after the product is removed. You may want to remove the scripts themselves with the following commands:
  7. cd /usr/local/psql/etc 
    rm client*.sh 
    

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