The Application Server Database can be deleted by using the SQL Server Management Software of your choice. The Application Server Database is not registered with the Windows Installer and can therefore not be removed from the Windows Control Panel.
To completely remove the Application Server Database delete the Database from the Database Server. Additionally you might need to remove the Login from the database Server that was used as the Accessing User for the Application Server Database.
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Listing 1 shows the SQL commands you can use to uninstall the Application Server Database.
USE [master]; EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_delete_database_backuphistory @database_name = N'<your database's name>;' GO DROP DATABASE [<Your database's name>]; GO DROP LOGIN [<Login name of the accessing user>]; |
Listing 1: SQL commands to completely remove a Redbex Application Server Database
Note: The Application Server Database includes most of the data you manage with Redbex. Deleting the database will destroy all this data. Be sure that you really do not need the data any more or you have a valid Backup before deleting the application Server Database.
