This message was deleted.

You need to remove the protected flag. Put the code back, so that the resource isn't being deleted. Remove the protected flag. Run

pulumi up

. Then you can delete the resource in the normal way.

You can also use

pulumi state unprotect

removing the flag will wipes out the datbase right, which is not desired.

Oh you want to add the RetainOnDelete resource property

@little-cartoon-10569 @echoing-dinner-19531 is there a way not removing the database and the pulumi accept the change code as its const database = azure.sql.Database.get(mi`sql-db`, { databaseName: mi`sql-db`, resourceGroupName, location, serverName: server.name, sku: envDBSku, autoPauseDelay: serverless ? 60 : undefined, readScale: serverless ? 'Disabled' : 'Enabled', highAvailabilityReplicaCount: 0, });

If you've already removed it from the code, and don't want it actually delete you could just rm it from state (

pulumi state delete

)

what could be the value of it, `const database = azure.sql.Database(mi`sql-db`, {` `databaseName: mi`sql-db`,`

resourceGroupName,

location,

serverName: server.name,

sku: envDBSku,

autoPauseDelay: serverless ? 60 : undefined,

readScale: serverless ? 'Disabled' : 'Enabled',

highAvailabilityReplicaCount: 0,

}, {

retainOnDelete: true

});

Either, sometimes you want the stack to create the database but just not delete it, sometimes something else should have created it and you just need to get it.

you are right, i am looking to get it rather than creatign it

Probably just using

get

as above then