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An operation that removes all rows in a table without causing any triggered action
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Why is truncate DDL?
Why Truncate is DDL Where as Delete is DML ? Both do almost same job (removing rows)
Ans. … When we are using Truncate, we are de-allocating the whole space allocated by the data without saving into the undo-table-space. …
