Under Linux and Mac OS X it is easy to remove all the MySQL GUI Tools or individual applications. Under Windows, removing individual applications is a bit more problematic.
To uninstall MySQL GUI Tools, open the Control
Panel
and Choose Add or Remove
Programs
. Find the MySQL Tools
entry
and choose the button. Choosing this
option will remove all of the GUI Tools.
Currently, there is no command-line option for removing MySQL GUI Tools.
After you have removed MySQL GUI Tools you may remove the
MySQL Tools for
directory. Unless
you chose otherwise on installation, you should find this
directory below the
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C:\
directory.
%PROGRAMFILES%
\MySQL\
You may remove individual applications manually. Go to the
C:\
directory and delete the %PROGRAMFILES%
\MySQL\exe
and
chm
files associated with the application you
wish to remove. Also remove the appropriate icon from the
Start
menu.
Removing an application manually will not remove all the files belonging to that application.
Unless you chose otherwise, you should find MySQL GUI Tools in the
/opt/mysql-gui-tools-
directory.
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If you installed MySQL GUI Tools using the RPM files you can remove all the tools by typing at the command line:
shell> rpm -e mysql-*.rpm
You may remove individual tools by using the e
option with the name of the specific tool you wish to remove. For
instance, to remove only the Administrator tool type:
shell> rpm -e mysql-administrator-version
.rpm
Remember, if you plan to keep any one of the MySQL GUI Tools you
must also keep the
mysql-gui-tools-
file.
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.rpm
After removal of all the MySQL GUI Tools, remove the
/opt/mysql-gui-tools-
directory. if you have removed only selected tools, remove only
the associated directories.
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If you installed MySQL GUI Tools using the generic tarball, you can
remove the tools by deleting the
/opt/mysql-gui-tools-
directory. If you wish to remove an individual tool, find the
directory associated with that tool and delete it.
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