Still not a good idea to remove the N249 and let the DV work only from intake vacuum.
The ECU and it's programming is not designed for this modification, it is designed to work with the N249 and the vacuum reservoir.
With a fast enough logging tool (NOT VCDS, thats creepy slow) or an external wideband lambda sensor you will quickly see the malfunction and downsides of removing the N249.
Especially on part throttle / let of throttle conditions the N249 has an essential function to keep upright the correct lambda.
This function is deleted with removing the N249 which leads to enriching lambda spikes.
IMHO this is not a "tuning" but a de-tuning mod....getting the engine lambda control system in a mess....