Subject:
The information here describes how you can ensure all Auditor triggers have been removed from each of your company databases after you uninstall Auditor.
Information:
Here are the steps to verify Auditor triggers have been removed and if they are not removed, how to remove them.
- Verify Auditor has been completely uninstalled.
- Open SQL Server Management Studio and log into your server.
- Expand the server, expand Databases, expand DYNAMICS, expand Tables, and then verify the dbo.RSAS% tables are no longer listed.
- Then run the following statement against each company database in a New Query to verify the Auditor Triggers have been removed:
- SELECT * FROM sysobjects WHERE name like ‘RSAS%’ AND type = ‘TR’
- Since Auditor is uninstalled, it should return no results in Step 1.c.i. However, if you get results from the select statement in Step 1.c.i., you can do the following:
- Make a complete restorable backup and have all users exit the system.
- Re-install Auditor on just one workstation using these steps: Installing a Rockton Software product: First install or installing the latest build/newest version.
- Once it is installed on that workstation, then uninstall it.
- Log in as sa or a POWERUSER.
- Go to Microsoft Dynamics GP | Tools | Setup | Auditor | Auditor Setup.
- Click the Uninstall tab.
- Click Complete Uninstall to do a complete uninstall of Auditor.