In this article, we are going to learn about TRUNCATE TABLE to delete complete data from an existing table in SQL.
Microsoft SQL Server introduced the ability to drop or truncate tables that have more than 128 extents without holding simultaneous locks on all the extents required for the drop. For more information, seeDropping and Rebuilding Large Objects. Examples The following example removes all data from the...
The TRUNCATE command in SQL is used to quickly and efficiently remove all rows from a table, effectively resetting it to an empty state. Unlike the DELETE statement, which removes rows one by one and generates individual transaction logs for each deletion, TRUNCATE works by deallocating data page...
its security needs and careful control of permissions on all objects. Nevertheless, there are still some actions that do not have a grantable permission. For example, TRUNCATE TABLE requires the ALTER permission on the table, which confers the power to do more than just delete a table's rows...
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Setting the return output to 64KB will trigger the error that was described in the preceding Working with Large Rows section, and setting it too low may truncate your strings without notification. The best solution is to adjust these values based on your reporting requirements before installing the...
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Note that the VALUE column of V$HS_PARAMETER truncates the actual initialization parameter value from a maximum of 255 characters to a maximum of 64 characters, and it truncates the parameter name from a maximum of 64 characters to a maximum of 30 characters. Using the General Views...
Roles can own database objects (for example, tables and functions) and can assign object privileges to other roles using SQL commands. Standard database management privileges include SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, TRUNCATE, REFERENCES, TRIGGER, ...
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