Sage 100

I have not done this, but eBiz doesn't do their install until after the files are converted, so you would think...

Does it show up in the System Configuration modules list?  If so, and it's Standard or Advanced, I'd take a folder copy, uninstall from there, then run the migration from that copy.  The enhancement specific data files / fields would still be there, but the program hooks should be gone.  Of course, if it's Premium everything gets more complicated.

As usual, testing is highly recommended.

I removed Repay during an install last year, and they were equally unsupportive.  I had to guess... and believe I just ignored it during the upgrade until after the migration, where I then removed some table records manually (sy0ctl.soa, SY_ClassEnhancement,...).

@Phil McIntosh From what version do you want to remove it, and are they moving to Paya, by chance?  I have a client on v2021 who plans to switch to Paya. I don't see from my notes whether I requested instructions from Century, but I received a tool from Paya.  I have not tested it, as my client has not moved forward yet. I would certainly test it in a non-production environment first.

Does it show up in the System Configuration modules list?  If so, and it's Standard or Advanced, I'd take a folder copy, uninstall from there, then run the migration from that copy.  The enhancement specific data files / fields would still be there, but the program hooks should be gone.  Of course, if it's Premium everything gets more complicated.

As usual, testing is highly recommended.

I removed Repay during an install last year, and they were equally unsupportive.  I had to guess... and believe I just ignored it during the upgrade until after the migration, where I then removed some table records manually (sy0ctl.soa, SY_ClassEnhancement,...).

@Barbara Goldstein - they went back to just using a terminal a long time ago, but thank for posting the utility!

@Phil McIntosh From what version do you want to remove it, and are they moving to Paya, by chance?  I have a client on v2021 who plans to switch to Paya. I don't see from my notes whether I requested instructions from Century, but I received a tool from Paya.  I have not tested it, as my client has not moved forward yet. I would certainly test it in a non-production environment first.

Does it show up in the System Configuration modules list?  If so, and it's Standard or Advanced, I'd take a folder copy, uninstall from there, then run the migration from that copy.  The enhancement specific data files / fields would still be there, but the program hooks should be gone.  Of course, if it's Premium everything gets more complicated.

As usual, testing is highly recommended.

I removed Repay during an install last year, and they were equally unsupportive.  I had to guess... and believe I just ignored it during the upgrade until after the migration, where I then removed some table records manually (sy0ctl.soa, SY_ClassEnhancement,...).

Well, the utility didn't cause any harm, but Ebiz still showed up on the list of things that need to be reinstalled after migration.  Sage 100 is running OK without it though.

@Barbara Goldstein - they went back to just using a terminal a long time ago, but thank for posting the utility!

@Phil McIntosh From what version do you want to remove it, and are they moving to Paya, by chance?  I have a client on v2021 who plans to switch to Paya. I don't see from my notes whether I requested instructions from Century, but I received a tool from Paya.  I have not tested it, as my client has not moved forward yet. I would certainly test it in a non-production environment first.

Does it show up in the System Configuration modules list?  If so, and it's Standard or Advanced, I'd take a folder copy, uninstall from there, then run the migration from that copy.  The enhancement specific data files / fields would still be there, but the program hooks should be gone.  Of course, if it's Premium everything gets more complicated.

As usual, testing is highly recommended.

I removed Repay during an install last year, and they were equally unsupportive.  I had to guess... and believe I just ignored it during the upgrade until after the migration, where I then removed some table records manually (sy0ctl.soa, SY_ClassEnhancement,...).