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Re: Removing older WAS program products

Looks like it's time for a call to IBM Support - they are really nice people!

Mike Cunningham wrote:
I ran the WAS 6.0 uninstall script from the IFS bin directory as instructed in the IBM manual and it failed 1/2 way through (error below). I tried to run the uninstall again but it got deleted by the script. The program product is no longer listed on GO LICPGM but there is still a bunch of stuff in the IFS. Is it safe to just manually delete the rest of the IFS? Is there any system library that might have been left behind? The only QWAS* library I have is QWAS61 and QWAS61A. Attachment shows what's left in the IFS.

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