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This command can only delete the metadata of key objects recorded in the system catalog of the database, but cannot delete the key entities managed by the client key tool or online key service.
To delete data meeting specified conditions from a database table, see DELETE. To delete all data from a database table, see TRUNCATE.
To delete data meeting specified conditions from a database table, see DELETE. To delete all data from a database table, see TRUNCATE.
To delete data meeting specified conditions from a database table, see DELETE. To delete all data from a database table, see TRUNCATE.
To delete data meeting specified conditions from a database table, see DELETE. To delete all data from a database table, see TRUNCATE.
To delete data meeting specified conditions from a database table, see DELETE. To delete all data from a database table, see TRUNCATE.
To delete data meeting specified conditions from a database table, see DELETE. To delete all data from a database table, see TRUNCATE.
There are three scenarios: COORDINATOR: Delete the idle or invalid connections from the current CN to a specified CN. NODE: Delete the idle or invalid connections from the current CN to a specified DN.
Figure 2 Searching for the resource Click More > Delete in the Operation column to delete the target DB instance. Ensure that the resource is not found in the list.
RESTRICT Refuses to delete the sequence if any objects depend on it. This is the default action.
Write and Read/Write Operations Statements for write-only and read/write operations are as follows: INSERT, used to insert one or more rows of data into a table UPDATE, used to modify existing data in a table DELETE, used to delete existing data from a table COPY, used to import data
Write and Read/Write Operations Statements for write-only and read/write operations are as follows: INSERT, used to insert one or more rows of data into a table UPDATE, used to modify existing data in a table DELETE, used to delete existing data from a table COPY, used to import data
Values are INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, and TRUNCATE. Multiple events can be specified using OR.
If command is set to DELETE, only tuple data that meets the condition (the return value of using_expression is TRUE) can be deleted. The operations that are affected include DELETE and DELETE ... RETURNING.
You can add CASCADE to delete all text search configurations and dictionaries that use this dictionary. RESTRICT Refuses to delete the full-text retrieval dictionary if any object depends on it. It is the default value.
You can add CASCADE to delete all text search configurations and dictionaries that use this dictionary. RESTRICT Refuses to delete the full-text retrieval dictionary if any object depends on it. This is the default action. Examples 1 2 -- Delete the english dictionary.
To delete data of an entire table, use the DROP or TRUNCATE statement. To delete part of table data, use the DELETE statement. If log files occupy too much storage, clear log files to release storage space.
Values are INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, and TRUNCATE. Multiple events can be specified using OR.
WHERE id1=OLD.id1; RETURN OLD; END $$ LANGUAGE plpgsql; -- Create a DELETE trigger. gaussdb=# CREATE TRIGGER delete_trigger BEFORE DELETE ON test_trigger_src_tbl FOR EACH ROW EXECUTE PROCEDURE tri_delete_func(); -- Execute the DELETE event
Values are INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, and TRUNCATE. Multiple events can be specified using OR.