Language Reference Guide : 3. Statements : OpenROAD SQL Statements : Drop Role Statement
 
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Drop Role Statement
The drop role statement removes the specified role identifiers from the installation. Any session using a role identifier when the identifier is dropped continues to run with the privileges defined for that identifier. For more information about role identifiers, see the Ingres Database Administrator Guide.
This statement has the following syntax:
drop role role_id {, role_id};
Parameters--Drop Role Statement
This statement has the following parameters:
role_id
Specifies an existing role identifier. If the list of role_ids contains any that do not exist, the DBMS Server returns an error for each non-existent role_id, but does not abort the statement. Others in the list that are valid, existing role identifiers, are removed.
Drop Role Permissions
You must have MAINTAIN_USERS privilege and be connected to the iidbdb database.
Drop Role Locking
The drop role statement locks pages in the iirole catalog in the iidbdb.
Drop Role Related Statements
Create Role Statement
Alter Role Statement
Examples--Drop Role Statement
The following example drops the sales_report role identifier:
drop role sales_report;