Answer Posted / rahul goel

There are many differences. Some of these are as follows:
1. Delete can be rollback but Turncate can not be rollback.
2. Delete is a DML command and Turncate is a DDL command.
3. Delete command is used for deleting one or more row from
the table whereas Turncate command is used for deleting all
rows from the table.
4. Turncate is fact as compared to delete command.
5. we can use where clause with Delete but where is not
possible with Turncate.

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