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# DROP MIRROR

To drop mirroring between two tables, execute the following statement from a Worksheet in your Upsolver account. 

## Syntax

```sql
DROP MIRROR <snowflake_connection_name.schema.tbl_name>
    DROP_FROM_SNOWFLAKE = TRUE | FALSE;
```

**Jump to:**

* [Table identifier](#table-identifier)
* [DROP\_FROM\_SNOWFLAKE](#drop_from_snowflake)

#### Table identifier

This is the table identifier for your Snowflake table where your data will be mirrored. This should be in the following format:

```sql
<snowflake_connection_name>.<schema_name>.<table_name>
```

#### DROP\_FROM\_SNOWFLAKE

Us the `DROP_FROM_SNOWFLAKE` option to determine if the table should also be dropped from your Snowflake database.

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## Examples&#x20;

```sql
// DROP THE MIRROR TABLE BUT LEAVE IN SNOWFLAKE
DROP MIRROR my_snowflake_connection.mirror_demo_schema.mirror_iceberg_tbl 
    DROP_FROM_SNOWFLAKE = FALSE;
    
// DROP THE MIRROR TABLE AND REMOVE FROM SNOWFLAKE
DROP MIRROR my_snowflake_connection.mirror_demo_schema.mirror_iceberg_tbl 
    DROP_FROM_SNOWFLAKE = TRUE;    
```


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