To uninstall on a Windows system, in console mode, using an uninstallation script, specify the relevant parameters in the -readUninstallScript command. For example:

To uninstall on a UNIX system using an uninstallation script, specify the -readUninstallScript parameter on the command. For example:

After a script runs successfully, by default, the uninstaller exits immediately. If you want the uninstaller to instead allow you to choose when to exit after the script completes, specify the -scriptNoExit parameter at the end of the command.

If errors occur while a script is running, uninstallation fails. By default, the uninstaller shows the errors and does not exit. If you want the uninstaller to exit immediately with a non-zero exit value, specify the -scriptErrorInteract no parameter at the end of the command. If you want the uninstaller to show the errors and pause for a specified number of seconds before exiting, specify the -scriptErrorInteract number_of_seconds parameter at the end of the command.