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[[deallocate-databases]]
== Deallocate databases

To relieve the load of a specific server(s), you can use one of the following procedures to deallocate databases causing the pressure from the server(s):
To relieve the load of a specific server(s), you can use one of the following procedures to deallocate databases causing the from the server(s) under pressure:

* xref:procedures.adoc#procedure_dbms_cluster_deallocateDatabaseFromServer[`dbms.cluster.deallocateDatabaseFromServer("server-name", "database-name")`]
* xref:procedures.adoc#procedure_dbms_cluster_deallocateDatabaseFromServers[`dbms.cluster.deallocateDatabaseFromServers(["server-name1", "server-name2"\], "database-name")`]
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When a server is no longer needed, it cannot be removed from the cluster while it is still allocated to host any databases.
The command `DEALLOCATE DATABASE[S] FROM SERVER[S] _server_[,...]` is used to transition servers to the _Deallocating_ state, reallocating all their hosted databases to other servers in the cluster.
Additionally, servers which are deallocating will not have any further databases allocated to them.

This is an irreversible state and servers which are deallocating will not have any further databases allocated to them.
Note, if you wish to deallocate databases from a server in a reversible manner then see xref:clustering/databases.adoc#deallocate-databases[Deallocate databases] for more information.

=== Deallocated state

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