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Databases - Practical PostgreSQL
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Destroying Tables with DROP TABLE

The SQL command to permanently destroy a table is DROP TABLE. The following is the syntax for DROP TABLE, where tablename is the table that you wish to destroy:

  DROP TABLE 
tablename

Use caution when dropping a table, as doing so destroys all data associated with the table.

Note: Destroying a table with an implicitly-created index will destroy any associated indices.

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