UNDEPLOY command
You can use the UNDEPLOY command to undeploy applications from IBM® InfoSphere® Information Services Director.
Purpose
The UNDEPLOY command undeploys one or more runtime applications.Syntax
ISDAdmin -action undeploy [-user <user name>
[-password <user password>] | -authfile <file name>]
-a <application name>Parameters
The UNDEPLOY command uses the following parameters.
| Parameter name (short name) | Description |
|---|---|
| -action (-act) | Required Type undeploy or undep. |
| -authfile (-af) | Optional The authorization file that includes the user and password credentials to use in lieu of providing the credentials at the command prompt or with the -user and -password parameters. |
| -user (-ur) | Optional Your IBM InfoSphere Information Server user ID. If not provided and the -authfile parameter is not used, you will be prompted for a user ID. |
| -password (-pw) | Optional Your IBM InfoSphere Information Server password. If not provided and the -authfile parameter is not used, you will be prompted for a password. |
| -application (-a) | Required Enter the name of the application to be undeployed. |
| -verbose (-v) | Optional Display detailed runtime output (not runtime logging messages). |
| -results (-res) | Optional Print all runtime output to the specified file. |
| -log (-l) | Optional Print all runtime logging messages to the specified file. Use this option with -loglevel. |
| -logerror (-error) | Optional Print all ERROR and FATAL runtime logging messages to the specified file. |
| -loginfo (-info) | Optional Print all INFO, WARN, DEBUG, and TRACE runtime logging messages to the specified file. |
| -loglevel (-level) | Optional Specify one of the following logging levels to print: ALL, TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, FATAL, OFF. |
| -help (-?) | Optional Displays help for this command. |