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Removing Using the Comm. Bridge Command Line

Following are the steps to remove service registration using the Comm. Bridge command line:

Follow these steps:

1. Prior to removing the service registration using the remserv command line option the targeted Comm. Bridge initialization file (IEFCBN.INI) must be created and be properly formatted. See the section Registering Using the Command Line above for an example of a properly formatted .ini file. This can be accomplished by using the Comm. Bridge in GUI mode to define the service configuration and to create the file. This properly formatted file can be used as a template for future versions of Comm. Bridge configuration files.
2. Remove the service registration by executing the following command line options:

   IEFCBxxN.exe remserv /initfile=[filename]
   

   Note: xx refers to the current release of CA Gen. For the current release number, see the Release Notes.

   • IEFCBxxN.exe

     Specifies the name of the Comm. Bridge executable

   • remserv

     Specifies the transaction code associated with the initial procedure step. This is a required parameter when removing a Comm. Bridge previously installed as a system service

   • /initfile=

     Is followed by the name of the initialization file to be used for this Comm. Bridge instance. If possible, use the filename used when the service was previously registered. If that file in not available, the name of the service to be deleted can be entered into the file manually.

   A status dialog reports the success or failures of the service remove operation.