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Amit_Kumar
Amit_Kumar
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February 25, 2016
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How to Uninstall a standard package from Adobe campaign.

  • February 25, 2016
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I have installed a standard package which we don't need to use so i want this to uninstall how can i do that?

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    Best answer by Linda_Stinson

    There is not an uninstall feature. You would need to either rollback to a backup of the system or (very carefully in consultation with support) remove the associated configurations, tables and forms being aware of dependencies.

    Linda

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    Linda_Stinson
    Adobe Employee
    Linda_StinsonAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
    Adobe Employee
    March 4, 2016

    There is not an uninstall feature. You would need to either rollback to a backup of the system or (very carefully in consultation with support) remove the associated configurations, tables and forms being aware of dependencies.

    Linda

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      krishnakanthpat
      Level 2
      October 18, 2016

      Hi Linda,

      Can you please tell me the process of roll back as it was not mentioned anywhere in documentation. If it is mentioned, can you please provide me a proper link so that I can go through.

      Thanks,

      Krishnakanth

      David_Loyd
      Adobe Employee
      David_LoydAdobe Employee
      Adobe Employee
      November 18, 2021

      it is possible to remove a package.

      Navigate to...

      Administration->Configuration->Package Management-> Installed packages...

      select the package and then delete.

       

      Clear local cache, log out.

      From the command line, restart the instance.

      net stop nlserver6

      then 

      nlserver start web.

       

      Log back in and the package should be gone the the UI. Also should be grayed out on the import standard package page. (its possible the data still exists in the postgres DB ect... but the package functionality is gone from the instance.)

       

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