HOW TO DROP INDEX OF OTHER SCHEMA

hi,
I want to know how can we refer to objects that are of other schema. i need to drop an index of a table that belongs to some other schema and so if i write :
drop tablename.indexname; - its not working.
Please Help
Thanks

You are trying to drop an index on a table that belong to a different schema you are connected to.
Do not add the table name to your command.
Simply try
drop index schema_name.index_name;
Nico P.

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