A DBA with administrative access to your database can remove the project by editing the appropriate data table directly.
The list of Projects available in a ALM/QC site are stored in the PROJECTS table in the Site Admin schema. The Site Admin schema is usually named something like qcsiteadmin_db. In the specified table, find the row that details the project you want to get rid of. Make note of the Project_ID value - you'll need that later. Delete the row.
Then go to the USERS_PROJECTS table. This is the table that links users to projects. Find all the records where the Project_ID field matches what you noted previously. Delete those records.
That only deletes ALM QC's knowledge of the project. The database and repository for the project still exist on your servers. After removing them from ALM QC in the above manner, you can manually delete the database and repository for the project.
The list of Projects available in a ALM/QC site are stored in the PROJECTS table in the Site Admin schema. The Site Admin schema is usually named something like qcsiteadmin_db. In the specified table, find the row that details the project you want to get rid of. Make note of the Project_ID value - you'll need that later. Delete the row.
Then go to the USERS_PROJECTS table. This is the table that links users to projects. Find all the records where the Project_ID field matches what you noted previously. Delete those records.
That only deletes ALM QC's knowledge of the project. The database and repository for the project still exist on your servers. After removing them from ALM QC in the above manner, you can manually delete the database and repository for the project.