Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Exascale Database

To delete an existing Exascale Database, follow these steps.

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  • Oracle recommends taking a backup of your databases before deletion to prevent potential data loss.

    Note

    Once your database is deleted, the stored data cannot be recovered if you don't have a backup.

    Exascale Container Databases (CDBs)

    1. From the OCI console, select Oracle Exadata Database Service > Exascale Infrastructure, and then select VM Clusters.
    2. Select your Exascale VM Cluster that you are using, and then select the Databases tab.
    3. From the VM Cluster Details page, select the More Actions button and then the Terminate option to delete your selected container database.
      A screenshot showing the deletion of an Exascale Database.

    4. To confirm your action, you must enter name of the database in the field, and then select the Terminate Database button.
      A screenshot showing the deletion of an Exascale Database.

    Exascale Pluggable Databases (PDBs)

    1. From the OCI console, select Oracle Exadata Database Service > Exascale Infrastructure, and then select VM Clusters.
    2. Select the cluster that you are using, and then select the Databases tab.
    3. Select the Database that you are using, and then select the Pluggable Databases tab.
    4. Select your Pluggable Database, and then select the More Actions button and then the Delete option to delete your pluggable database.
      A screenshot showing the deletion of an Exascale Pluggable Database.

    5. To confirm your action, you must enter name of the pluggable database in the field, and then select the Delete button.
      A screenshot showing the deletion of an Exadata Pluggable Database.

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  • You can delete a Exascale Database in Google Cloud using OCI Terraform provider in two ways.

    Prerequisites
    • Terraform or OpenTofu installed
    • Google Cloud credentials configured
    • HashiCorp Google Cloud provider version >= 7.0
    Option 1: Remove the Exascale Database resource block from the Terraform configuration file and run the following commands in the Terminal window. Make sure no other resources are dependent on your Exascale Database.
    terraform plan
    terraform apply
    Option 2: To delete all the resources created using the Terraform configuration file, run the following command in the Terminal window.
    terraform destroy