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DROP WORKLOAD GROUP (Transact-SQL)

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Drops an existing user-defined Resource Governor workload group.

Transact-SQL syntax conventions.

Syntax

DROP WORKLOAD GROUP group_name
[;]

Arguments

group_name Is the name of an existing user-defined workload group.

Remarks

The DROP WORKLOAD GROUP statement is not allowed on the Resource Governor internal or default groups.

When you execute DDL statements, you should be familiar with Resource Governor states. For more information, see Resource Governor.

If a workload group contains active sessions, dropping or moving the workload group to a different resource pool will fail when the ALTER RESOURCE GOVERNOR RECONFIGURE statement is called to apply the change. To avoid this problem, you can take one of the following actions:

  • Wait until all the sessions from the affected group have disconnected, and then rerun the ALTER RESOURCE GOVERNOR RECONFIGURE statement.

  • Explicitly stop sessions in the affected group by using the KILL command, and then rerun the ALTER RESOURCE GOVERNOR RECONFIGURE statement.

  • Restart the server. After the restart process is completed, the deleted group will not be created, and a moved group will use the new resource pool assignment.

  • In a scenario in which you have issued the DROP WORKLOAD GROUP statement but decide that you do not want to explicitly stop sessions to apply the change, you can re-create the group by using the same name that it had before you issued the DROP statement, and then move the group to the original resource pool. To apply the changes, run the ALTER RESOURCE GOVERNOR RECONFIGURE statement.

Permissions

Requires CONTROL SERVER permission.

Examples

The following example drops the workload group named adhoc.

DROP WORKLOAD GROUP adhoc;
GO
ALTER RESOURCE GOVERNOR RECONFIGURE;
GO

Related content

SQL Server

* SQL Managed Instance *  

Azure Synapse
Analytics

 

SQL Server and SQL Managed Instance

Drops an existing user-defined Resource Governor workload group.

Transact-SQL syntax conventions.

Syntax

DROP WORKLOAD GROUP group_name
[;]

Arguments

group_name Is the name of an existing user-defined workload group.

Remarks

The DROP WORKLOAD GROUP statement is not allowed on the Resource Governor internal or default groups.

When you execute DDL statements, you should be familiar with Resource Governor states. For more information, see Resource Governor.

If a workload group contains active sessions, dropping or moving the workload group to a different resource pool will fail when the ALTER RESOURCE GOVERNOR RECONFIGURE statement is called to apply the change. To avoid this problem, you can take one of the following actions:

  • Wait until all the sessions from the affected group have disconnected, and then rerun the ALTER RESOURCE GOVERNOR RECONFIGURE statement.

  • Explicitly stop sessions in the affected group by using the KILL command, and then rerun the ALTER RESOURCE GOVERNOR RECONFIGURE statement.

  • Restart the server. After the restart process is completed, the deleted group will not be created, and a moved group will use the new resource pool assignment.

  • In a scenario in which you have issued the DROP WORKLOAD GROUP statement but decide that you do not want to explicitly stop sessions to apply the change, you can re-create the group by using the same name that it had before you issued the DROP statement, and then move the group to the original resource pool. To apply the changes, run the ALTER RESOURCE GOVERNOR RECONFIGURE statement.

Permissions

Requires CONTROL SERVER permission.

Examples

The following example drops the workload group named adhoc.

DROP WORKLOAD GROUP adhoc;
GO
ALTER RESOURCE GOVERNOR RECONFIGURE;
GO

Related content

SQL Server

SQL Managed Instance

* Azure Synapse
Analytics *  

 

Azure Synapse Analytics

Drops a workload group. Once the statement completes, the settings are in effect.

Transact-SQL syntax conventions

Syntax

DROP WORKLOAD GROUP group_name

Arguments

group_name
Is the name of an existing user-defined workload group.

Remarks

A workload group cannot be dropped if classifiers exist for the workload group. Drop the classifiers before the workload group is dropped. If there are active requests using resources from the workload group being dropped, the drop workload statement is blocked behind them.

Examples

Use the following code example to determine which classifiers need to be dropped before the workload group can be dropped.

SELECT c.name as classifier_name
      ,'DROP WORKLOAD CLASSIFIER '+c.name as drop_command
  FROM sys.workload_management_workload_classifiers c
  JOIN sys.workload_management_workload_groups g
    ON c.group_name = g.name
  WHERE g.name = 'wgXYZ' --change the filter to the workload being dropped

Permissions

Requires CONTROL DATABASE permission

See also