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Performing Multi-database Queries : Connecting to multiple databases : Using the DISCONNECT CATALOG statement
 

Using the DISCONNECT CATALOG statement

Use the DISCONNECT CATALOG statement to remove a connection from an auxiliary read-only database.
The DISCONNECT CATALOG statement uses the following syntax:
DISCONNECT CATALOG catalog_name ;
In the following example, an auxiliary database connection is removed.
DISCONNECT CATALOG mydb1;
For more information on the DISCONNECT CATALOG statement, see OpenEdge Data Management: SQL Reference.