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Dropping a Materialized View

When a materialized view is no longer needed at a materialized view site, you can drop the materialized view. If possible, then you should drop the materialized view when the materialized view site can connect to the master site. Information about the materialized view is removed automatically from the master site when a network connection is established.

If you must drop a materialized view when the materialized view site cannot connect to the master site, then information about the materialized view must be removed from the master site manually. See "Tutorial: Cleaning Up Materialized View Support at a Master Site" to learn how to remove this information after you drop the materialized view.

To drop a materialized view: 

  1. On Enterprise Manager, log in to the materialized view site as the materialized view administrator. The default user name for the materialized view administrator is mvadmin.

  2. Go to the Database Home page.

  3. Click Data Movement to open the Data Movement subpage.

  4. Click Manage in the Advanced Replication section.

    The Advanced Replication: Administration page appears, showing the Overview subpage.

  5. Click the number associated with callbackMaterialized Views in the Materialized View Site section.

  6. On the Materialized Views page, use the search tool to list the materialized view that you want to drop.

    To list all materialized views, leave the Schema and Object Name fields blank and click Go.

  7. Select the materialized view in the list.

  8. Click Delete.

  9. On the confirmation page, click Yes to delete the materialized view.

Note: You can also use the DROP MATERIALIZED VIEW SQL statement to drop a materialized view.

Related Topics

About Materialized View Replication

Managing a Materialized View Replication Environment

Tutorial: Cleaning Up Materialized View Support at a Master Site