Required IAM Policies

manage autonomous-container-databases

use autonomous-exadata-infrastructures if creating the Autonomous Container Database on Oracle Cloud

use autonomous-vmclusters if creating the Autonomous Container Database on Exadata Cloud@Customer

Procedure

1. Go to the Details page of the Autonomous Container Database you want to terminate.

   For instructions, see View Details of an Autonomous Container Database.

2. Click Terminate under More actions.

3. In the Terminate Autonomous Container dialog:

   1. Read the warning about terminating an Autonomous Container Database.

   2. Enter the name of the Autonomous Container Database.

   3. Confirm to begin the termination process.

Terminating a Primary or Standby Autonomous Container Database

You can terminate primary and standby container databases separately. However, the consequences of terminating a primary container database and terminating a standby container database differ:

• Terminating a primary container database terminates all the primary and standby container databases. You cannot terminate a primary container database that contains autonomous databases.
• Terminating a standby container database removes it from the Autonomous Data Guard configuration. If a primary container database no longer has any standby afterwards, it becomes a standalone container database.

If you are using a multi-standby setup with automatic failover enabled, you must disable automatic failover before terminating any standby Autonomous Container Database.