You can create a response file and then run a command to
use that response file to uninstall IBM® Integration Designer.
Before you begin
Close all programs that you installed using Installation Manager.
About this task
To uninstall, you must log in to the system using the same
user account that you used to install.
Procedure
To silently uninstall IBM Integration Designer, complete
the following steps:
- Create the response files that will uninstall the required
base products and IBM Integration Designer. Copy one of the sample response files in the following directory
to create your own response file:
- To uninstall both IBM Integration Designer and
the test environment: dvd_root/disk1/responsefiles/responsefile.uninstall.iid.testenv.xml
- To uninstall IBM Integration Designer alone: dvd_root/disk1/responsefiles/responsefile.uninstall.iid.xml
- Modify the parameters as directed
in the text of the response file templates to create your response
files. You can also create response files by recording
your actions in Installation Manager. When you record a response file,
the selections that you make in Installation Manager are stored in
an XML file. When you run Installation Manager in silent mode, Installation
Manager uses the data in the XML response file to perform the installation.
- Run the following command to uninstall both IBM Integration Designer and
the test environment:

IM_location\tools\imcl.exe input extract_location\disk1\responsefiles\responsefile.uninstall.iid.testenv.xml -log silentuninstall.log

IM_location/tools/imcl input extract_location/disk1/responsefiles/responsefile.uninstall.iid.testenv.xml -log silentuninstall.log
Run
the following command to uninstall
IBM Integration Designer alone:

IM_location\tools\imcl.exe input extract_location\disk1\responsefiles\responsefile.uninstall.iid.xml -log silentuninstall.log

IM_location/tools/imcl input extract_location/disk1/responsefiles/responsefile.uninstall.iid.xml -log silentuninstall.log
Results
Installation Manager uninstalls
IBM Integration Designer and
writes a log file to the directory that you specified.