Uninstall HANA Express On Ubuntu 16 Xenial

  • Syed Hussim
  • 11 July 2017
  • 3622
You can uninstall HANA Express by using the SAP HANA database lifecycle manager (HDBLCM) command-line interface. To do this change directory to /hana/shared/HXE/hdblcm in a terminal. Change HXE to your SID. Once in the directory, execute the following command.

root@workstation# ./hdblcm
A list of options will be presented. Type the index for uninstall, then press enter. You will then be shown a list of components to uninstall. You can type a comma-separated list of indexes or simply select the index to uninstall everything. Finally, review the actions to be taken and select y to finalize the configuration.
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