SQL- DELETE and TRUNCATE
Major difference between DELETE and TRUNCATE are as follows:
DELETE TRUNCATE
1. DELETE is DML Command 1. TRUNCATE is DDL Command
2. WHERE clause can be used 2. WHERE clause cannot be used
along with DELETE. along with TRUNCATE
3. It removes data from the table 3. It removes all data from the table
based on WHERE clause.
4. It puts lock on a row . 4. It puts locks on a table
5. It is slower as it keeps log. 5. It is faster as it does not keep log.
6. Space is not released. 6. Space is released.
7.Syntax: 7.Syntax:
DELETE FROM table_name TRUNCATE TABLE table_name
[WHERE condition]
Major difference between DELETE and TRUNCATE are as follows:
DELETE TRUNCATE
1. DELETE is DML Command 1. TRUNCATE is DDL Command
2. WHERE clause can be used 2. WHERE clause cannot be used
along with DELETE. along with TRUNCATE
3. It removes data from the table 3. It removes all data from the table
based on WHERE clause.
4. It puts lock on a row . 4. It puts locks on a table
5. It is slower as it keeps log. 5. It is faster as it does not keep log.
6. Space is not released. 6. Space is released.
7.Syntax: 7.Syntax:
DELETE FROM table_name TRUNCATE TABLE table_name
[WHERE condition]
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