In the initial screen, enter the name of the existing DDIC Glue object and click Edit.

You can delete a table in a Dialog or as a Background job. We recommend using a background job, because if the table contains a big volume of data, the dialog session may timeout.

If you click Delete, Glue tries to delete the Glue DDIC object. In the case the object is corrupted, or the connection to external storage is not working, a pop-up appears.

You may choose the Force delete option, which removes all the metadata (in Glue and Storage Management), Display logs to find the root cause of the problem, or Cancel the deletion.

If you select the Force Delete checkbox, the table is automatically deleted even if it is corrupted, or the connection to external storage is not working.

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