Delete an application server

Delete an application server, if needed. Deleting an application server includes all of the steps described in deleting a generic server, in addition to other steps.

Before you begin

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Procedure

Complete the steps described in Delete a Server.
To clean up the APPSERVER table in the BPMAINDB database:
1. To find an old Application Server ID that was deleted from System Management Module that allows performing suite-wide system management activities from a single, Web-based application, the Enterprise Manager., Enterprise, and Settings, run the following SQL script:
  
  SELECT * FROM APPSERVER
2. To delete the old Application Server from the table, run the following SQL script:
  
  DELETE FROM APPSERVER ID WHERE ID = ID of the old Application Server
To clean up the LOGSERVER table in the BPMAINDB database:
1. To find an old Application Server ID that was deleted from System Management, Enterprise, and Settings, run the following SQL script:
  
  SELECT * FROM LOGSERVER
2. To delete the old Application Server from the table, run the following SQL script:
  
  DELETE FROM LOGSERVER WHERE ID = ID of the old Application Server
Perform the ADAM Clean Up, which deletes the old application server that was deleted from System Management, Enterprise, and Settings:
1. From the Database Management Server, run ADSIEDIT.msc.
2. From Connection Settings, under Connection Point and Select a well known Naming Context, select Configuration.
3. From Computer and Select or type a domain or server: (Server | Domain [:port]), select localhost:50000.
4. Click Ok.
5. Expand Configuration > CN=Configuration > CN=Sites > CN=Default-first-Site-Name > CN=Servers.
6. From the servers list, locate and delete only the old application server that was deleted from System Management, Enterprise, and Settings.