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Delete PeopleSoft Query From the Database
Wed, 07/02/2008 - 7:33pm — Lepa
Of course, deleting by Query Name is not the only available option. So, feel free to modify the function to fit your needs.
There could be different reasons why a PeopleSoft developer would like to delete a query from the database. Upgrade clean up would probably be the most common one. Here is a function you can use to get you started.
Function DeleteQuery(&sQueryName As string)
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYDEFN WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYSELECT WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYRECORD WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYFIELD WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYFIELDLANG WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYCRITERIA WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYEXPR WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYBIND WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYBINDLANG WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
/*Below tables are not availabe in older PS versions*/
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYSTATS WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYEXECLOG WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYFAVORITES WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
End-Function;
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYDEFN WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYSELECT WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYRECORD WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYFIELD WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYFIELDLANG WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYCRITERIA WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYEXPR WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYBIND WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYBINDLANG WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
/*Below tables are not availabe in older PS versions*/
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYSTATS WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYEXECLOG WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
SQLExec("DELETE FROM PSQRYFAVORITES WHERE QRYNAME=:1", &sQueryName);
End-Function;
Of course, deleting by Query Name is not the only available option. So, feel free to modify the function to fit your needs.
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Re: Delete PeopleSoft Query From the Database
Thanks Compshack!!
How and where do you run this function in PeopleSoft?
Re: Delete PeopleSoft Query From the Database
Join date: 06/23/08
Well, that depends on what you want to do. You can use the function behind a link on a page or you can call it from an Application Engine to delete queries in batch mode.
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Re: Delete PeopleSoft Query From the Database
Or you can do that and much more from PeopleTools > Utilities > Administration > Query Administration
Re: Delete PeopleSoft Query From the Database
Join date: 06/23/08
True if you are doing that online and not problematically. Thanks for the tip though, truly appreciate your feedback.
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