I would just hazard a guess, without knowing any facts, that DBA Studio has
some copy of the system tables that isn't kept in sync. In this case you
aren't really dropping nonexistent tables, you're just removing rows. But
that's just a guess.
Greg Moore
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Could someone explain why, after dropping a tablespace, you could use DBA
Studio to successfully drop tables that are already gone?
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