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PVCS project database removal

Priyanka Kalbhor

Hi,

I want to remove one project database from the file server which is hosted on unix 

how to do that?

please suugest 

As for windows hosted we can use pvcs serena version manager admin, select the repository and remove same way need to do that for unix hosted

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    Hi Priyanka,


    For your Windows comparison, do you mean the PVCS Version Manager Server Admin (used to configure VM I-Net Web Client servlets), or the PVCS Version Manager File Server Admin (used to configure File Server Path Maps).

    Additionally, which UNIX OS are you running on, and what VM release is running on it?

    Thanks in advance,

    - Richard.

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