Deletes the schedule definition associated with a transfer
    definition. You can delete a schedule definition only when the
    associated transfer is in the suspended state. Refer to the
    STOP TRANSFER statement for information about how to suspend a
    transfer. If you issue a START TRANSFER statement after deleting
    the schedule, the transfer will be placed in the unscheduled
    state.

1  –  Format

  (B)0DELETE SCHEDULE qq> FOR qqq> transfer-name qqqqqq> .

1.1  –  transfer-name

    Identifies the transfer whose schedule is to be deleted. The
    transfer-name parameter is required.

2  –  More

    You must execute the DELETE SCHEDULE statement outside of the
    scope of a transaction. If you issue this statement when a
    transaction is outstanding, Replication Option returns an error
    message.

    If a transfer has a schedule definition, DELETE TRANSFER also
    deletes the corresponding schedule definition. If you want to
    delete a transfer schedule, the schedule definition must be
    associated with your UIC.

3  –  Example

    This example places the NH_EMPLOYEES transfer in a suspended
    state and then deletes the associated schedule.

    RDO> STOP TRANSFER NH_EMPLOYEES
    RDO> DELETE SCHEDULE FOR NH_EMPLOYEES.