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Delete class from DB - through Explorer

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zmirczmirc
Joined on 2013-05-03

Hi! I was looking for ways to delete a class (entity/embedded) from a database through Explorer, but I couldn't find any.

Is there any way for doing that? If not, why? The only way I see right now is to delete the whole db and make a new one, but that's not a good scenario at all when you already have data in the current db.

Thanks!

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#2
supportsupport
Joined on 2010-05-03

This functionality is currently missing.

However, it only affects the list of classes in the Explorer, so you may just ignore the deleted class (although it would be cleaner and nicer to have this ability).

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#3
zmirczmirc
Joined on 2013-05-03

Thanks. I think it's a nice to have feature.

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#4
data303data303
Joined on 2015-12-15

I still wait that such a feature get added either through your API or through the DB Explorer application. Thanks

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