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# Dissociate an addon from a product

Use the **dissociateAddon** method to remove the association between an addon product and a regular product.

## Request parameters <a href="#request-parameters" id="request-parameters"></a>

| Parameters    | Type / Description                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         |
| ------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `sessionID`   | <p><strong>Required (string)</strong></p><p>Session identifier, the output of the <strong>Login</strong> method. Include <code>sessionID</code> into all your requests. 2Checkout throws an exception if the values are incorrect.  The <code>sessionID</code> expires in <strong>10 minutes</strong>.</p> |
| `ProductCode` | <p><strong>Required (object)</strong></p><p>The unique code of the regular product.</p>                                                                                                                                                                                                                    |
| `AddonCode`   | <p><strong>Required (object)</strong></p><p>The unique code of the addon product.</p>                                                                                                                                                                                                                      |

### Requirements <a href="#request-example" id="request-example"></a>

After the association is removed, the addon can no longer be purchased together with the regular product. Subscriptions that already include the addon are not deleted by this request.

Associations are removed one pair of products at a time.

### Request sample <a href="#request-example" id="request-example"></a>

```php
<?php
require ('PATH_TO_AUTH');

$jsonRpcRequest = array (
'method' => 'dissociateAddon',
'params' => array($sessionID, 'MAIN_PRODUCT_CODE', 'ADDON_PRODUCT_CODE'),
'id' => $i++,
'jsonrpc' => '2.0'
);

var_dump (callRPC((Object)$jsonRpcRequest, $host, true));


```

## Response <a href="#response" id="response"></a>

```php
bool(true)
```

### **Error codes**

| Error code                             | Description                                           |
| -------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- |
| **ADDON\_SUBSCRIPTIONS\_NOT\_ENABLED** | Add-ons are not enabled for your 2Checkout account.   |
| **PRODUCT\_NOT\_FOUND**                | The regular product cannot be found.                  |
| **ADDON\_NOT\_ASSOCIATED**             | The addon is not associated with the regular product. |


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