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I am not expert at oracle database, i was using the oracle server but now I wanted to remove that. So for removing the oracle server I have deleted the installation folder instead of using the oracle de-installer. But I can see some services in my system. Can some one please help me to remove those configurations as well. Please excuse my silly mistake.

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wolφi
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That's not really Oracle problem any more, but Windows operating system's.

As you already are in "Services", double-click its name to see both

  • service name
  • display name

as sometimes they differ. Then open Windows' command prompt and run 

sc delete "OracleJobSchedulerORCL"

where OracleJobSchedulerORCL is the service name. Double quotes aren't needed if there are no spaces in the service name.

If successful, you'll see the

[SC] DeleteService SUCCESS

message.

Littlefoot
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  • Can you please also help me to check is there anything else i need to remove to completely wipe out the oracle server. – Mr. Jain Jun 06 '20 at 11:08
  • Check Windows Registry; search for "Oracle", but - be careful when deleting stuff from registry. – Littlefoot Jun 06 '20 at 11:14
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Simple way to Uninstall Oracle :

Run CMD as Administrator.

Provide Path and Enter C:\user: cd $ORACLE_HOME\deinstall\deinstall.bat (Search deinstall.bat file and then provide path accordingly )

It will Ask Y/N : Give Y

Then It will Ask chose from given option: Select Client Oracle Home - Enter 5

It will Ask Y/N : Give Y

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