Deallocating a tenant table from the tenant
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- Last Updated: March 30, 2020
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- OpenEdge
- Version 12.2
- Documentation
To deallocate a tenant table from the tenant:
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Click Database Administration > Go to Database Administration in the OpenEdge Management console menu.
The Database Administration page appears.
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Filter or search for, and select the required database connection.
The database connection home page appears.
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Click View tenants in the
Storage Management section.
The Tenant List page appears.
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Select the tenant whose table you want to deallocate.
The tenant details page appears.
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Under Data Administration, click
Deallocate tables.
The Deallocate Tenant Tables page appears and provides the table details: Table, Area, Allocation State, Status, and Comments. You can filter the tables which appear in the grid by a table name. Enter a table name in the Table name field and click on the Search icon. The grid displays the tables that match the entered criteria.
You can also move forward or backward a page, or specify a particular page, in the list of tables by using the Page feature at the bottom of the list.
Note: You can select the column heading and click the drop-down to choose the order (ascending or descending alphabetically) for the tables to appear in the grid. - Select one or more individual tables to be deallocated, or click the Select All check box. A warning message appears.
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To continue, click Yes; to cancel
the deallocation, click No. If you click Yes,
you see one of the following statuses, depending on the deallocation
progress:
- If the deallocation has completed, you see the following confirmation evidence: The Allocation state changes to None; the Status changes to Done; and Task completed successfully appears in the comments for that table.
- If the deallocation is in progress, you see a notation that the Background task has been submitted.
- If the deallocation has timed out, you see the comment Check the logs in the task list. Note that the progress of the task is verified at five-second intervals, up to a maximum of ten minutes.