Product

• Kodak^® InSite^™ Creative Workflow and Kodak InSite Asset Library, all versions
• Kodak TeamWorks and Kodak EyeMedia, all versions

Platform

PC

Operating system

Microsoft^® Windows^® 2000

Background

You want to remove the Creative Workflow/TeamWorks server from a customer's Kodak Prinergy^®/InSite system, for example, because the customer no longer wants to use Creative Workflow/Asset Library (or TeamWorks/EyeMedia), or they want to run the software in stand-alone mode.

Procedure

On the Prinergy server:

1. Delete the following registry keys:

   • System\TwamServer
   • TwebClient and all subkeys

On the Creative Workflow/TeamWorks server:

2. Delete the following registry keys: (Note that you must remove the entire key, not just clear the value.)

   • TWeb\InsiteServer
   • TWeb\PrinergyServer

3. Clear the value for the registry key TWeb\Enterprise\LocalCoopServerName. Do not delete the entire key.

4. Open a command prompt window and type the following commands to remove the link to the Prinergy database:

   SQLPlus Prinergy/ARAXI
   drop database link PrinergyDbServer;
   exit;

On the InSite/Prepress Portal server:

4. Delete the following registry keys:

   • PWEB\TwamProjectsLicensed
   • PWEB\TwamLibrariesLicensed
   • PWEB\Enterprise\TWAMDebug
   • PWEB\Enterprise\TWAMServerAccountName
   • PWEB\Enterprise\TWAMServerIsAvailable
   • PWEB\Enterprise\TWAMServerKeyId
   • PWEB\Enterprise\TWAMServerName
   • PWEB\Enterprise\TWAMServerSSL

5. Restart the InSite service.

If the customer will be keeping the Creative Workflow/TeamWorks server and running it in stand-alone mode, any staff users created in InSite Administration should still be visible in InSite Creative Administration (formerly TeamWorks Administration), and any customer users created in InSite/Prepress Portal should still be visible in Creative Workflow/Asset Library (or TeamWorks/EyeMedia). Any projects and libraries created before the server was disconnected should still be visible. Jobs are no longer visible.

Technical contact

Brian Laberge

Date submitted

30 Jan 2007