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    How to delete an Oracle table?

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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 21, 22, 23

    Question

    Rather than being dropped and recreated (which is what util a/17/1 does) the Aleph Oracle table shall actually be deleted.

    Answer


    1. Make certain that the table is really not needed. Examples of possibly unneeded tables are

    z34 (IP STATISTICS) table: see also article Are util_a13_b job and z34 table necessary


    z35 (Events) table in the bib library: see also article Is z35 written to by GUI searches



    2. > s+ xxx01

    3. SQL> drop table z35;

     

    Additional Information

    Important note: the 'drop' command does not require a 'commit' to be executed. The table will be deleted immediately!

    Please make sure to have a recent backup in order to avoid unwanted data losses.
     


    • Article last edited: 27-Oct-2016
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