This note explains how to remove the configuration and then reconfigure SAS Shared Services for the following Web application servers:

• JBoss application server
• IBM WebSphere
• Oracle WebLogic

On the JBoss Application Server

To remove the SAS Shared Services configuration on JBoss, complete the following steps:

1. Stop the JBoss application server.
2. Use the SAS^® Deployment Manager to remove the SAS Shared Services configuration.
3. After the SAS Deployment manager is finished, delete the sas.shared.alerts.par file that is located in the directory SAS_configuration_directory\Lev1\Web\Applications\SASPortlets4.2\Deployed.
4. To reconfigure SAS Shared Services so that it uses the same database as before, delete any old databases (for example, Microsoft MySQL or Oracle) that still exist. For example, if you are reconfiguring SAS Shared Services to use the SAS^® Table Server, you need to delete the files located in the directory SAS_configuration_directory\Lev1\SASTS\Content.
5. Delete the SharedServices-ds.xml file that is in the directory JBoss_configuration_directory\server\SASServer1\deploy\.
6. Delete the sas.shared9.2.ear file (or directory) that is in the directory JBoss_configuration_directory\server\SASServer1\deploy_sas\.
7. Use the SAS^® Deployment Wizard to reconfigure SAS Shared Services.
8. Deploy the new sas.shared9.2.ear directory or file to the JBoss application server.
9. Start the JBoss server.

On the IBM WebSphere Application Server

To rmove the SAS Shared Services configuration on WebSphere, complete the following steps:

1. Stop SASServer1 (the WebSphere application server) or stop the SASPortal Web application.
2. Use the SAS Deployment Manager to remove the SAS Shared Services configuration.
3. After the SAS Deployment Manager is finished, delete the sas.shared.alerts.par file that is located in the directory SAS_configuration_directory\Lev1\Web\Applications\SASPortlets4.2\Deployed.
4. Log on to the WebSphere Administration Console and do the following:
1. Select Resources ► JDBC.
2. Click the JDBC Providers link.
3. Delete any SAS Shared Services providers and save your changes.
5. To reconfigure SAS Shared Services so that it uses the same database as before, delete any old databases (for example, Microsoft MySQL or Oracle) that still exist. For example, if you are reconfiguring SAS Shared Services to use the SAS® Table Server, you need to delete the files located in the directory SAS_configuration_directory\Lev1\SASTS\Content.
6. Restart SAS Server1.
7. Use the SAS Deployment Wizard to reconfigure SAS Shared Services.
8. Deploy the new sas.shared9.2.ear file to the WebSphere application server.

On the Oracle WebLogic Application Server

To remove the SAS Shared Services configuration on WebLogic, complete the following steps:

1. Stop the WebLogic application server SASServer1, or stop the SASPortal Web application.
2. Use the SAS Deployment Manager to remove the SAS Shared Services configuration.
3. After the SAS Deployment Wizard is finished, delete the sas.shared.alerts.par file that is located in the directory SAS_configuration_diretory\Lev1\Web\Applications\SASPortlets4.2\Deployed.
4. Log on to the WebLogic Administration Console and do the following:
1. Select Services ►JDBC.
2. Click the Data Sources link.
3. Click the Lock & Edit” button.
4. Delete Shared Services.
5. Save your changes by clicking the Activate Changes button.
5. To reconfigure SAS Shared Services so that it uses the same database as before, delete any old databases (for example, Microsoft MySQL or Oracle) that still exist. For example, if you are reconfiguring SAS Shared Services to use the SAS® Table Server, you need to delete the files located in the directory SAS_configuration_directory\Lev1\SASTS\Content.
6. Restart the SASServer1 server.
7. Use the SAS Deployment Wizard to reconfigure SAS Shared Services.
8. Deploy the new sas.shared9.2.ear file to the WebLogic server.

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