what is the difference between TRUNCATE and DELETE command
in SQL
Answer Posted / nithya
The delete statement will result in the table spaces or
memories would remain as the current size and table
structure remain in the database. Delete is not effective
when you use it to remove all data from a table, because it
takes up storage spaces due to unclear memories.
The truncate statement will result in clearing table spaces
or memories and the table structure remain in the database.
Therefore it free table storage spaces and use it only when
you need to remove all data from a table.
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