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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to Amazon S3 catalog sources
  3. Before you begin
  4. Create catalog sources in Metadata Command Center
  5. View results in Data Governance and Catalog
  6. Appendix A: Managing catalog sources

Amazon S3 Sources

Amazon S3 Sources

Deleting or purging a catalog source

Deleting or purging a catalog source

Delete or purge a catalog source based on your business requirements.
When you delete a catalog source, you delete all the configuration specific to that catalog source, along with all the metadata that was extracted and any enrichment made to the associated metadata. Purging a catalog source deletes all the metadata that was extracted, along with any enrichment made to the associated metadata.
Before you delete or purge a catalog source, manually unassign the connections that are assigned to that catalog source.
  1. Go to the
    Explore
    page in
    Metadata Command Center
    .
  2. Select
    Catalog Sources
    from the menu.
  3. From the list of catalog sources, search for the catalog source that you want to delete or purge.
  4. Click the
    Action
    menu, and select
    Delete
    or
    Purge
    .
    You can't delete or purge a catalog source if the catalog source job is in the running state.
  5. To confirm delete or purge, click
    OK
    .
    The catalog source is triggered to delete or purge. You can monitor the status of the job on the
    Monitor
    page.
    If the deletion job succeeds, the catalog source disappears from
    Metadata Command Center
    . If it fails, some associated objects might still be present in
    Data Governance and Catalog
    . Such catalog sources continue to appear in the list of catalog sources in
    Metadata Command Center
    , but are marked as
    Deleted
    . Delete the catalog sources to remove them along with any remaining objects present in
    Data Governance and Catalog
    .

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