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I bought 22 copies of an App and altered the Excel spreadsheet to load 10 of the codes into Configurator with the other 12 copies going directly to teachers.
Now however I realised I only needed to load 9 codes into Configurator.
Is there any way to remove one of the codes from Configurator? It hasn't been redeemed at all yet.
Thanks,
Dustin
MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013), OS X Yosemite (10.10.2)
I've never tried this but I found this below on another forum. It sounds promising.
In order to remove the codes completely you would pretty much have to dump the database which means all of the devices you supervised would be deleted and essentially need to be restored back to factory to remove the now invalid Supervision Profile. The database is in ~/Library/Containers/com.apple.configurator . It will be quite large depending on the number of apps you have imported and other data as well. Mine for instance is nearly 18gb and we have a catalog of about 350ish apps.
Basically it sounds like the only way to get your codes back is to wipe your Apple Configurator data file. Apple never makes anything easy!
Configurator - Removing Unused Redemption Codes
