db2se remove_gc_setup command

The db2se remove_gc_setup command removes all the geocoding setup information for a geocoded column.

The information that is associated with the specified geocoded column is no longer available from the DB2GSE.ST_GEOCODING and DB2GSE.ST_GEOCODING_PARAMETERS catalog views.

Authorization

The user ID must hold one of the following authorities or privileges to run this command:
  • DATAACCESS authority on the database that contains the table on which the specified geocoder is to operate
  • CONTROL privilege on this table
  • UPDATE privilege on this table

Command syntax

db2se remove_gc_setup command

Read syntax diagramSkip visual syntax diagramremove_gc_setupdatabase_name-userIduser_id-pwpassword -tableSchematable_schema-tableNametable_name -columnNamecolumn_name

Command parameters

Where:
database_name
Specifies the name of the database for which you want to remove all the geocoding setup information for a geocoded column.
-userId user_id
Specifies the database user ID that has DATAACCESS authority on the database indicated by database_name.
-pw password
Specifies the password for user_id.
-tableSchema table_schema
Specifies the schema name for the specified table_name. If you do not specify a schema name, the value in the CURRENT SCHEMA special register is used as the schema name for the table or view.
-tableName table_name
Specifies the unqualified name of the table for the specified column_name. The table_name value is converted to uppercase unless you enclose it in double quotation marks.
-columnName column_name
Identifies the column name from which you want to remove the geocoding setup. The column_name value is converted to uppercase unless you enclose it in double quotation marks.

Usage notes

You cannot remove a geocoding setup if autogeocoding is enabled for the geocoded column.

Examples

The following example removes a setup for geocoding operations that apply to a spatial column named MYCOLUMN in table MYTABLE.
db2se remove_gc_setup mydb -tableName mytable -columnName mycolumn