| ===== dbm-drop-all |
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| ====== Purpose |
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| Drops all database objects owned by the user. |
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| ====== Description |
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| Usage: |
| [source,java] |
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| grails <<environment>> dbm-drop-all <<schemaNames>> --defaultSchema=<<defaultSchema>> --dataSource=<<dataSource>> |
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| Required arguments: __none__. |
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| Optional arguments: |
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| * `schemaNames` - A comma-delimited list of schema names to use |
| * `defaultSchema` - The default schema name to use if the `schemaNames` parameter isn't present |
| * `dataSource` - if provided will run the script for the specified dataSource. Not needed for the default dataSource. |
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| NOTE: Note that the `defaultSchema` and `dataSource` parameter name and value must be quoted if executed in Windows, e.g. |
| [source,groovy] |
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| grails dbm-drop-all "--defaultSchema=<<defaultSchema>>" "--dataSource=<<dataSource>>" |
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| NOTE: For the `dataSource` parameter, if the data source is configured as `reports` underneath the `dataSources` key in `application.[yml|groovy]`, the value should be `reports`. |
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| [source,groovy] |
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| --dataSource=reports |
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