How to delete database objects

Last modified: October 1, 2024

With dbForge Studio for SQL Server you can delete a database and/or any database object immediately from the Database Explorer window.

Delete a database

  1. Right-click a database in Database Explorer and select Delete from the shortcut menu.

The Delete Database dialog box will appear.

  • (Optional) To delete the backup and restore history for the subject database from the msdb database, select Delete backup and restore history information for database.
  • (Optional) To terminate connections to the subject database, select Close existing connections.

  • (Optional) To view script changes, click the Script Changes button.

    Deleting DB

  1. Click OK to confirm the deletion, or Cancel to terminate it.

Delete a database object

  1. Right-click a database object in Database Explorer and select Delete from the shortcut menu.
  2. In the new dialog box, click OK if you confirm the object’s deletion, or No to terminate it.

Deleting DB Objects

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