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Step 2: Go to Storage and tap on the Clear cache button at the bottom. Step 1: Long press on the Play Store app icon and then tap on the info icon from the menu that pops up. You can try clearing the Play Store cache to see if that fixes the issue. But if that data has become inaccessible for some reason, then Play Store may not work as intended. Like most apps, Play Store also stores cache data to save bandwidth and reduce loading times. Step 3: Go back to the Manage Accounts page and tap on Add account to sign in with your Google account again.Ĭheck to see if Play Store is showing all your installed apps now. Step 2: Select your Google account and tap on Remove account. Step 1: Open the Settings app on your phone and scroll down to tap on Accounts and backup. This will help re-establish Play Store’s connection with the server and might end up fixing the issue. The app and its directory are typically located in $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/.You should try signing out of Play Store and sign back in. See Remove data from indexes with the CLI command.

However, you can use the Splunk CLI clean command to remove indexed data from an app before deleting the app. Typically, the Splunk platform does not access indexed data from a deleted app or add-on.

(Optional) Remove the app or add-on's indexed data.

To remove an installed app from a standalone Splunk platform installation: Note: If you are running Splunk Free, you do not have to provide a username and password. To disable an app on a standalone Splunk instance via the CLI: Splunk updates the app or add-on based on the information found in the installation package.

#Open manage apps update

To update an existing app on a standalone Splunk instance using the CLI: Manage apps and add-ons on standalone instances Update an app or add-on in the CLI Use the deployer to distribute apps and configuration updates in Distributed Search.Update common peer configurations and apps in Managing Indexers and Clusters of Indexers.Access the relevant clustering documentation for details: Manage apps and their configurations in clustered environments by changing the configuration bundle on the manager node for indexer clusters and the deployer for search head clusters. Manage apps and add-ons in clustered environments Note: For information about the individual search commands on the Search command page, refer to the Search Reference Manual. To search within a particular field, specify that field. By default, the Splunk platform searches for the string in all available fields. Use the Search field on the App context bar to search for strings in fields. Filter the view to see only the objects from a given app or add-on, owned by a particular user, or those that contain a certain string, with the App context bar.View and manipulate the objects on any page with the sorting arrows.To see all the field extractions: Settings > Fields.To see all the event types: Settings > Event types.To see all the saved searches and report objects: Settings > Searches and reports.To see all the objects for all the apps and add-ons on your system at once: Settings > All configurations.You can use Splunk Web to view the objects in your Splunk platform deployment in the following ways:

#Open manage apps how to

To learn more about how to create your own apps and add-ons, refer to Developing Views and Apps for Splunk Web.

For more information about app and add-on permissions, refer to App architecture and object ownership in this manual.

For an overview of apps and add-ons, refer to What are apps and add-ons? in this manual.

Refer to these topics for more information: By default, the admin user has permissions to alter all the objects in the Splunk system. Each of these objects have permissions associated with them to determine who can view or alter them. These objects can include views, commands, navigation items, event types, saved searches, reports, and more. When an app or add-on is created by a Splunk user, a collection of objects is created that make up the app or add-on.