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MariaDB TRUNCATE table Statement

In MariaDB database, TRUNCATE TABLE statement is used to delete all records from a table. It is same as DELETE statement without a WHERE clause.

Note: If you use the TRUNCATE table statement, the table will be deleted permanently and cannot be rolled back.

Syntax:

Example:

Let’s truncate the table “Students”.

The TRUNCATE query is executed successfully. You can see that the records of “Student” table have been deleted permanently.

Output:

There is no data in “Student” table.