# Delete a Table

All column configurations defined in the table are removed when you delete the table.

Call #DELETE /reporting/datamodels/{datamodel_id}/datasets/{datasets_id}/tables/{tables_id}.

For the API endpoint, select the appropriate [endpoint for your region](https://api-docs.treasuredata.com/en/overview/aboutendpoints/#treasure-data-sites-and-baseurls).


```bash
curl -X DELETE https://<api endpoint>/reporting/datamodels/xxxxxx/datasets/yyyyyy/tables/zzzzzz \
  -H 'authorization: TD1 xxxx/xxxxxxxxxxxxxx' \
  -H 'cache-control: no-cache' \
  -H 'accept: application/json'
```

Consider any relations defined in the table that you want to delete. After the table has been deleted, the relation definition remains. This might result in a failure to build an Insights model. To avoid this, review [Update a Data Model Relation](/products/customer-data-platform/treasure-insights/update-an-insights-model-relation) before you delete the table.

## Get datasets_id and tables_id

1. Run a GET request to `/reporting/datamodels/{datamodel_id}`
2. Check the returned payload for the `datasets` section to get the datasets_id and the tables_id for the table you need to delete.