On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 12:15 PM, Joao Ferreira gmail <joao.miguel.c.ferreira@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Login to database B and type: 'DROP DATABASE A;' That will drop the whole database. If you just want to delete certain tables within the database, then you should login to database A and use: 'DROP TABLE tablename'
Hello all,
How can I safelly erase (with rm command in Linux) files or dirs
concerning a specific database ?
Using 'rm', you can't -- not safely anyways.
assuming I whish to elimiante data belonging to database A but I do not
whish to disturb or cause any injury to database B
Login to database B and type: 'DROP DATABASE A;' That will drop the whole database. If you just want to delete certain tables within the database, then you should login to database A and use: 'DROP TABLE tablename'
Is there documentation on how to do this or on what exactly am I erasing
if I remove some specific file or dir.
