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dcmorse

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Backing out of CiviCRM to plain Drupal...
February 08, 2010, 08:45:15 pm
If CiviCRM doesn't work out, how hard is it to just go back to normal Drupal? Deactivate the module, delete the 2nd DB, and what else?
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Re: Backing out of CiviCRM to plain Drupal...
February 09, 2010, 08:02:02 am

delete the civicrm directory, thats it :)

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Re: Backing out of CiviCRM to plain Drupal...
February 09, 2010, 08:04:13 am
yes, you just disable the module, then you can remove it and its db. then you also need to delete its subfolder within your drupal files directory.

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Re: Backing out of CiviCRM to plain Drupal...
February 15, 2010, 05:08:23 am
Quote from: dcmorse on February 08, 2010, 08:45:15 pm
If CiviCRM doesn't work out, how hard is it to just go back to normal Drupal? Deactivate the module, delete the 2nd DB, and what else?

This should be it. If a problem with CiviCRM brings down your Drupal in a way that doesn’t let you disable the module from the administer screens, you need to go to Drupal’s database’s ‘system’ table and set the ‘status’ column value to 0 for the relevant row (the one with ‘name’ of ‘civicrm’).

Deleting the CiviCRM files and its database completes the cleanup.
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