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msgid "``object_remove``"
msgstr "``object_remove``"

msgid "Summary"
msgstr "Summary"

msgid "``object_remove`` removes an object. You can remove any object including table, column, command and so on. Normally, you should use specific remove command such as :doc:`table_remove` and :doc:`column_remove`."
msgstr "``object_remove`` removes an object. You can remove any object including table, column, command and so on. Normally, you should use specific remove command such as :doc:`table_remove` and :doc:`column_remove`."

msgid "``object_remove`` is danger because you can remove any object. You should use ``object_remove`` carefully."
msgstr "``object_remove`` is danger because you can remove any object. You should use ``object_remove`` carefully."

msgid "``object_remove`` has \"force mode\". You can remove a broken object by \"force mode\". \"Force mode\" is useful to resolve problems reported by :doc:`/reference/executables/grndb`."
msgstr "``object_remove`` has \"force mode\". You can remove a broken object by \"force mode\". \"Force mode\" is useful to resolve problems reported by :doc:`/reference/executables/grndb`."

msgid "Syntax"
msgstr "Syntax"

msgid "This command takes two parameters::"
msgstr "This command takes two parameters::"

msgid "Usage"
msgstr "Usage"

msgid "You can remove an object in the database specified by ``name``:"
msgstr "You can remove an object in the database specified by ``name``:"

msgid "Execution example::"
msgstr "Execution example::"

msgid "The ``object_remove Users`` returns ``false`` before you create ``Users`` table."
msgstr "The ``object_remove Users`` returns ``false`` before you create ``Users`` table."

msgid "The ``object_remove Users`` returns ``true`` after you create ``Users`` table."
msgstr "The ``object_remove Users`` returns ``true`` after you create ``Users`` table."

msgid "You can't remove a broken object by default:"
msgstr "You can't remove a broken object by default:"

msgid "You can remove a broken object by ``--force yes``:"
msgstr "You can remove a broken object by ``--force yes``:"

msgid "``--force yes`` means you enable \"force mode\". You can remove a broken object in \"force mode\"."
msgstr "``--force yes`` means you enable \"force mode\". You can remove a broken object in \"force mode\"."

msgid "Parameters"
msgstr "Parameters"

msgid "This section describes all parameters."
msgstr "This section describes all parameters."

msgid "Required parameters"
msgstr "Required parameters"

msgid "There is only one required parameter."
msgstr "There is only one required parameter."

msgid "``name``"
msgstr "``name``"

msgid "Specifies the object name to be removed."
msgstr "Specifies the object name to be removed."

msgid "If you want to remove a column, use ``TABLE_NAME.COLUMN_NAME`` format like the following:"
msgstr "If you want to remove a column, use ``TABLE_NAME.COLUMN_NAME`` format like the following:"

msgid "``Logs`` is table name and ``timestamp`` is column name in ``Logs.timestamp``."
msgstr "``Logs`` is table name and ``timestamp`` is column name in ``Logs.timestamp``."

msgid "Optional parameters"
msgstr "Optional parameters"

msgid "There is one optional parameter."
msgstr "There is one optional parameter."

msgid "``force``"
msgstr "``force``"

msgid "Specifies whether removing the object in \"force mode\"."
msgstr "Specifies whether removing the object in \"force mode\"."

msgid "You can't remove a broken object by default. But you can remove a broken object in \"force mode\"."
msgstr "You can't remove a broken object by default. But you can remove a broken object in \"force mode\"."

msgid "``force`` value must be ``yes`` or ``no``. ``yes`` means that \"force mode\" is enabled. ``no`` means that \"force mode\" is disabled."
msgstr "``force`` value must be ``yes`` or ``no``. ``yes`` means that \"force mode\" is enabled. ``no`` means that \"force mode\" is disabled."

msgid "The default value is ``no``. It means that \"force mode\" is disabled by default."
msgstr "The default value is ``no``. It means that \"force mode\" is disabled by default."

msgid "Return value"
msgstr "Return value"

msgid "The command returns ``true`` as body when the command removed the specified object without any error. For example::"
msgstr "The command returns ``true`` as body when the command removed the specified object without any error. For example::"

msgid "The command returns ``false`` as body when the command gets any errors. For example::"
msgstr "The command returns ``false`` as body when the command gets any errors. For example::"

msgid "See :doc:`/reference/command/output_format` for ``HEADER``."
msgstr "See :doc:`/reference/command/output_format` for ``HEADER``."

msgid "Note that ``false`` doesn't mean that \"the command can't remove the object\". If you enable \"force mode\", the command removes the object even if the object is broken. In the case, the object is removed and ``false`` is returned as body."
msgstr "Note that ``false`` doesn't mean that \"the command can't remove the object\". If you enable \"force mode\", the command removes the object even if the object is broken. In the case, the object is removed and ``false`` is returned as body."
