DROP SHADOW
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Deletes a shadow from a database. Available in gpre, DSQL, and isql.
DROP SHADOW <set_num>;
Important:
In SQL statements passed to DSQL, omit the terminating semicolon. In embedded applications written in C and C++, and in
In SQL statements passed to DSQL, omit the terminating semicolon. In embedded applications written in C and C++, and in
isql, the semicolon is a terminating symbol for the statement, so it must be included.| Argument | Description |
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<set_num> |
Positive integer to identify an existing shadow set |
Description: DROP SHADOW deletes a shadow set and detaches from the shadowing process. The isql SHOW DATABASE command can be used to see shadow set numbers for a database.
A shadow can be dropped by its creator, the SYSDBA user, or any user with operating system root privileges.
Example: The following isql statement deletes a shadow set from its database:
DROP SHADOW 1;