Deleted Tables in Java Dictionary

Hi all,
I have deleted a table within the Java Dictionary. The documentation tells that it is not possible to reuse the name of a deleted table.
But unfortunately i have to reuse this name. So my question is:
Is there any possiblity to undelete the table or to reuse the name?
Thanks in advance....

Hi Florian,
the creation of Java dictionary projects is checked against the name server. That is the reason why you cannot re-use the name just after the deletion of the table, as it could be possible that this table is already transported and re-used in another project.
If you really know that this table name is not used somewhere else, you can remove the name reservation. This has to be done in the SLD that acts as the Name Reservation Server (in most cases it's the SLD that you also use for creating your SCs).
There, go to the section "Name Reservation" and have a look at the reserved names of type "DB table". Delete the desired entry.
Then you only have to restart the NWDS, as this is chaching the info from the name server.
On the DB, there is no issue re-using the table. But you have to keep in mind that this will result in a drop of the existing table with all the data before it is recreated.
Best regards,
Timo

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