SQL ALTER TABLE Drop Index Syntax


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The SQL syntax for ALTER TABLE Dop Index is

ALTER TABLE "table_name"
DROP INDEX " INDEX_NAME "

Let's look at the example. Assuming our starting point is the "customer" table created in the CREATE TABLE section:

Table customer
Column NameData Type
First_Namechar(50)
Last_Namechar(50)
Addresschar(50)
Citychar(50)
Countrychar(25)
Birth_Datedate

Assume we want to drop the index created in the ALTER TABLE ADD INDEX section. To do this, we type in the following:

ALTER table customer DOP INDEX IDX_COUNTRY;

Please note that using ALTER TABLE to drop an index is not supported in Oracle or SQL Server.

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