This topic discusses the constraints that you can remove with the
TYPE parameter.
With the TYPE parameter, you can specify the type of constraint that you
want to remove.
- All types: TYPE(*ALL)
- All constraints for CST(*ALL)
- All constraints in check pending for CST(*CHKPND)
- The named constraint for CST(constraint-name)
- Referential constraints: TYPE(*REFCST)
- All referential constraints for CST(*ALL)
- All referential constraints in check pending for CST(*CHKPND)
- The named referential constraint for CST(constraint-name)
- Unique constraints: TYPE(*UNQCST)
- All unique constraints except the primary key constraint for CST(*ALL)
- Not applicable for CST(*CHKPND)—a unique constraint cannot be in check
pending
- The named unique constraint for CST(constraint-name)
- Primary key constraints: TYPE(*PRIKEY)
- The primary constraint for CST(*ALL)
- Not applicable for CST(*CHKPND)—the primary constraint cannot be in check
pending
- The named primary constraint for CST(constraint-name)
- Check constraints: TYPE(*CHKCST)
- All check constraints for CST(*ALL)
- All check constraints in check pending for CST(*CHKPND)
- The named check constraint for CST(constraint-name)