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# DROP IDENTITY PROVIDER
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Deletes an identity provider. This command isn't reversible. Only a superuser can drop an identity provider.

## Syntax
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```
DROP IDENTITY PROVIDER identity_provider_name [ CASCADE ]
```

## Parameters
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 *identity\_provider\_name*   
Name of the identity provider to delete.

 CASCADE   
Deletes users and roles attached to the identity provider, when it is deleted.

## Example
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The following example deletes the *oauth\_provider* identity provider.

```
DROP IDENTITY PROVIDER oauth_provider;
```

If you drop the identity provider, some users may not be able to log in or use client tools configured to use the identity provider.