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There are tables that list the controllers in the site so what you are saying will stop it from interacting with the database, but it won't clean it out of the database

Ahh ok. I need to find that table. Ill search for that. Thx.

Wouldn't hurt to run it past CTX support. Simply because I don't know how it ties some of the service instances to the controller

Yea, makes sense. Ill do that to be safe. Thanks man

If removing the DDC from studio/powershell fails there is a DDC evict powershell script from citrix you can run which generates a file that you run on sql to tidy up the database done it loads of times

That article states if its remove from ad first.