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DROP SECURITY LABEL Description DROP SECURITY LABEL is used to delete security labels from the current database. Precautions An initial user, a user with the SYSADMIN permission, or a user who inherits permissions of the built-in role gs_role_seclabel can delete security labels.
DROP SECURITY LABEL Description DROP SECURITY LABEL is used to delete security labels from the current database. Precautions An initial user, a user with the SYSADMIN permission, or a user who inherits permissions of the built-in role gs_role_seclabel can delete security labels.
Creating an Index Online delete_cctmp_table Parameter description: Specifies whether to delete temporary tables generated during Ustore online index creation or rebuilding. Parameter type: Boolean.
Creating an Index Online delete_cctmp_table Parameter description: Specifies whether to delete temporary tables generated during Ustore online index creation or rebuilding.
The differences between TRUNCATE, DELETE, and DROP are as follows: TRUNCATE TABLE deletes content, releases space, but does not delete definitions. DELETE TABLE deletes content, but does not delete definitions nor release space.
Deleting the Foreign Table and Target Table Run the following command to delete the target table product_info: 1 openGauss=# DROP TABLE product_info; If the following information is displayed, the target table has been deleted: 1 DROP TABLE Run the following command to delete the
Deleting a Parameter Template Function This API is used to delete a parameter template. Before calling this API: Learn how to authenticate this API. Obtain the required region and endpoint.
Deleting a DB Instance Function This API is used to delete a DB instance. Currently, instances billed on a yearly/monthly basis cannot be deleted. Before calling this API: Learn how to authenticate this API. Obtain the required region and endpoint.
For example, delete all the rows whose c_customer_sk column is 3869 from the table customer_t1. 1 gaussdb=# DELETE FROM customer_t1 WHERE c_customer_sk = 3869; To delete all rows from the table, run either of the following commands: 1 gaussdb=# DELETE FROM customer_t1; Or 1 gaussdb
For example, delete all the rows whose c_customer_sk column is 3869 from the table customer_t1. 1 gaussdb=# DELETE FROM customer_t1 WHERE c_customer_sk = 3869; To delete all rows from the table, run either of the following commands: 1 gaussdb=# DELETE FROM customer_t1; Or 1 gaussdb
For example, to delete all the rows whose c_customer_sk column is 3869 from the table customer_t1, run the following command: 1 openGauss=# DELETE FROM customer_t1 WHERE c_customer_sk = 3869; To delete all rows from the table, run either of the following commands: 1 openGauss=# DELETE
For example, to delete all the rows whose c_customer_sk column is 3869 from the table customer_t1, run the following command: 1 openGauss=# DELETE FROM customer_t1 WHERE c_customer_sk = 3869; To delete all rows from the table, run either of the following commands: 1 openGauss=# DELETE
PGXC_SQL_COUNT PGXC_SQL_COUNT displays node-level and user-level statistical results for the SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, and MERGE INTO statements in real time, identifies query types with heavy load, and measures the capability of a cluster or node to perform a specific type
PGXC_SQL_COUNT PGXC_SQL_COUNT displays node-level and user-level statistical results for the SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, and MERGE INTO statements in real time, identifies query types with heavy load, and measures the capability of a cluster or node to perform a specific type
PGXC_SQL_COUNT PGXC_SQL_COUNT displays node-level and user-level statistical results for the SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, and MERGE INTO statements in real time, identifies query types with heavy load, and measures the capability of a cluster or node to perform a specific type
statements (unit: μs). avg_delete_elapse bigint Average response time of DELETE statements (unit: μs). max_delete_elapse bigint Maximum response time of DELETE statements (unit: μs). min_delete_elapse bigint Minimum response time of DELETE statements (unit: μs).
statements (unit: μs). avg_delete_elapse bigint Average response time of DELETE statements (unit: μs). max_delete_elapse bigint Maximum response time of DELETE statements (unit: μs). min_delete_elapse bigint Minimum response time of DELETE statements (unit: μs).
statements (unit: μs). avg_delete_elapse bigint Average response time of DELETE statements (unit: μs). max_delete_elapse bigint Maximum response time of DELETE statements (unit: μs). min_delete_elapse bigint Minimum response time of DELETE statements (unit: μs).
statements (unit: μs). avg_delete_elapse bigint Average response time of DELETE statements (unit: μs). max_delete_elapse bigint Maximum response time of DELETE statements (unit: μs). min_delete_elapse bigint Minimum response time of DELETE statements (unit: μs).
statements (unit: μs) avg_delete_elapse bigint Average response time of DELETE statements (unit: μs) max_delete_elapse bigint Maximum response time of DELETE statements (unit: μs) min_delete_elapse bigint Minimum response time of DELETE statements (unit: μs) Parent topic: System