To uninstall the QDB or CCDB, use Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio to delete the repository, the SQL Server jobs that were created when you installed the repository, and the account that owns the repository.
If a Windows user account owns the QDB or CCDB, the repository is the default database for the Windows user in Microsoft SQL Server. Before you uninstall the QDB or CCDB, use Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio to change the default database for the Windows user account to an appropriate system database. Otherwise, the Windows user will not be able to connect to the SQL Server after you uninstall the QDB or CCDB.
To uninstall the QDB or CCDB:
Stop any services that connect to the QDB or CCDB.
On the computer where you want to uninstall the QDB or CCDB, start SQL Server Management Studio.
(Conditional) If the QDB or CCDB owner is a Windows user account, change the default database for the Windows user to an appropriate system database.
Select the QDB or CCDB you want to uninstall.
Delete the QDB or CCDB from the SQL Server.
(Conditional) If you are deleting the QDB, use the Task Scheduler Configuration Utility to delete the following SQL Server jobs:
NetIQ Archive Event
NetIQ Dynamic View
NetIQ MS HealthCheck
NetIQ Monitoring Policy
NetIQ Purge Archive Event
NetIQ Rule Based Dynamic View
NetIQ Update MG Server Membership
NetIQ Uphold Parameter Overrides
NetIQ Daily
NetIQ Hourly
NetIQ Minutely
NetIQ Weekly
NetIQ License Audit
NetIQ Remove Old Data
NetIQ Rebuild Data Views
NetIQ Clear Data Details
NetIQ VSG Modtime Update
(Conditional) If you are deleting the CCDB, use the Task Scheduler Configuration Utility to delete the following SQL Server jobs:
NetIQ Daily
NetIQ Half-Hourly Task
NetIQ Hourly
NetIQ Manage SQL Jobs
NetIQ SMV Hourly Task
Delete the account that owns the QDB or CCDB.