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To remove the licensed program, execute the following command:
 

<pre>
===>DLTLICPGM LICPGM(0UEN121)
</pre>

If the following message displays, use the DSPJOBLOG command to identify the problem:
Objects for product 0UEN121 option *ALL release *ONLY not deleted.

If it is active, end the Universal Broker subsystem (UBROKER).
On the IBM i command line, execute the following command:
 

<pre>
===>ENDSBS UBROKER
</pre>

To remove the licensed program, execute the following command:
 

<pre>
===>DLTLICPGM LICPGM(0UCM121)
</pre>

If the following message displays, use the DSPJOBLOG command to identify the problem:
Objects for product 0UCM121 option *ALL release *ONLY not deleted."

Correct the problem and repeat Step 2.

If it is active, end the Universal Broker subsystem (UBROKER).

<pre>
===>ENDSBS UBROKER
</pre>

To remove the licensed program, execute the following command:
 

<pre>
===>DLTLICPGM LICPGM(0UNV311)
</pre>

If the following message displays, use the DSPJOBLOG command to identify the problem:
Objects for product 0UNV311 option *ALL release *ONLY not deleted.

If it is active, end the Universal Broker subsystem (UNVUBR320).

On the IBM i command line, execute the following command:
 

<pre>
===>ENDSBS UNVUBR320
</pre>

To remove the licensed program, execute the following command:
 

<pre>
===>DLTLICPGM LICPGM(0UNV320)
</pre>

If the following message displays, use the DSPJOBLOG command to identify the problem:
Objects for product 0UNV320 option *ALL release *ONLY not deleted.

Correct the problem and repeat Step 2.

If it is active, end the Universal Broker subsystem (UNVUBR410).

<pre>
===>ENDSBS UNVUBR410
</pre>

To remove the licensed program, execute the following command:
 

<pre>
===>DLTLICPGM LICPGM(0UNV410)
</pre>

If the following message displays, use the DSPJOBLOG command to identify the problem:
Objects for product 0UNV410 option *ALL release *ONLY not deleted.

If it is active, end the Universal Broker subsystem (UNVUBR420).

On the IBM i command line, execute the following command:
 

<pre>
===>ENDSBS UNVUBR420
</pre>

To remove the licensed program, execute the following command:
 

<pre>
===>DLTLICPGM LICPGM(0UNV420)
</pre>

If the following message displays, use the DSPJOBLOG command to identify the problem:
Objects for product 0UNV511 option *ALL release *ONLY not deleted.

Correct the problem and repeat Step 2.

If it is active, end the Universal Broker subsystem (UNVUBR430).

On the IBM i command line, execute the following command:
 

<pre>
===>ENDSBS UNVUBR430
</pre>

To remove the licensed program, execute the following command:
 

<pre>
===>DLTLICPGM LICPGM(0UNV430)
</pre>

If the following message displays, use the DSPJOBLOG command to identify the problem:
Objects for product 0UNV430 option *ALL release *ONLY not deleted.

Correct the problem and repeat Step 2.

If it is active, end the Universal Broker subsystem (UNVUBR510).

On the IBM i command line, execute the following command:
 

<pre>
===>ENDSBS UNVUBR510
</pre>

To remove the licensed program, execute the following command:
 

<pre>
===>DLTLICPGM LICPGM(0UNV510)
</pre>

If the following message displays, use the DSPJOBLOG command to identify the problem:
Objects for product 0UNV511 option *ALL release *ONLY not deleted.

Correct the problem and repeat Step 2.

If it is active, end the Universal Broker subsystem (UNVUBR511).

On the IBM i command line, execute the following command:
 

<pre>
===>ENDSBS UNVUBR511
</pre>

To remove the licensed program, execute the following command:
 

<pre>
===>DLTLICPGM LICPGM(0UNV511)
</pre>

If the following message displays, use the DSPJOBLOG command to identify the problem:
Objects for product 0UNV511 option *ALL release *ONLY not deleted.

Correct the problem and repeat Step 2.