The dropDatabases task can remove not only the data, but also the underlying structures such as tables from your database management system. The deleteSolrCollections task can remove any Solr collections from the system.
To drop the databases, you must ensure that there are no active connections to them.
In a multiple-server environment, run all
toolkit tasks from the Liberty server.In a
deployment that provides high availability, use
the documentation from your database management
system to remove the Information Store database
from each database server in your deployment
instead of the dropDatabases
toolkit task.
In a deployment that provides
high availability, stop and start each Liberty
server in your environment but run
clearSearchIndex on the Liberty
server that you used to create the database
only.
Important: These instructions
are designed to remove databases that are used for
test purposes. Do not use the task to remove
databases in a production system without backing
up your data. For more information about backing
up your data, see
Backing up a
deployment.
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In a command prompt, navigate to the
toolkit\scripts
directory.
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Stop the deployment:
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To remove the database and Solr collections, navigate to the toolkit\scripts directory and run the following command:
setup -t dropDatabases --hostname liberty.host-name
setup -t deleteSolrCollections --hostname liberty.host-name
Here,
liberty.hostname is the hostname of the Liberty server where you are running the command. It matches the value for the
host-name attribute of the
<application> element in the
topology.xml file.
A message is displayed when you run each task to confirm that you want to complete the action. Enter Y to continue. The database and Solr collections are removed from the system.
- To re-create the Solr collections and databases, run the following commands:
setup -t createSolrCollections --hostname liberty.host-name
setup -t createDatabases
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Start the deployment of i2 Analyze.
