DROP VIEW
Function
DROP VIEW forcibly deletes an existing view in a database.
Precautions
Only a view owner or a system administrator can run DROP VIEW command.
- Be cautious when using DROP OBJECT (e.g., DATABASE, USER/ROLE, SCHEMA, TABLE, VIEW) as it may cause data loss, especially with CASCADE deletions. Always back up data before proceeding.
- For more information about development and design specifications, see Development and Design Proposal.
Syntax
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DROP VIEW [ IF EXISTS ] view_name [, ...] [ CASCADE | RESTRICT ]; |
Parameter Description
- IF EXISTS
Sends a notice instead of an error if the specified view does not exist.
- view_name
Specifies the name of the view to be deleted.
Value range: An existing view.
- CASCADE | RESTRICT
- CASCADE: deletes objects (such as other views) that depend on a view to be deleted.
- RESTRICT: refuses to delete the view if any objects depend on it. This is the default.
Examples
Delete the myView view:
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DROP VIEW myView; |
Delete the customer_details_view_v2 view:
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DROP VIEW public.customer_details_view_v2; |
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