Oracle Difference between Delete and Truncate | Oracle Delete vs Truncate

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Hi Siva, DDL trigger will fire for truncate right ? can we say that point ?

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Hello siva, You are doing an excellent job for youngsters. keep inspiring us!.. Here i have one que? As you have mention above "no triggers will get invoked" in truncate field right! Using DDL trigger we can attain it right? CREATE or REPLACE TRIGGER AFTER DDL ON SCHEMA ENABLE BEGIN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('TABLE TRUNCATED'); END; / TRUNCATE TABLE ; Just i have shared my understanding here please advise me on this! Thank You!

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Sir i got one question on index like if we create index on column of some data type (anything) but while accessing we are using some other data type, will index work.? i tried to simulate the case.. created table of t with column as col number having records 1 to 5000 number then created index on col then queries the table using select st -- it made full table scan even though idx created i have make 3000 records only for number 5 and fetched record 5 -- still index is not used -- it is using full table scan-- so i m failing to simulate the case could you please help me the solution

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Hi Sir, Can you pls explain about high level water mark, thankyou in advance.

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how to check water mark level? suppose if we do delete purge it will delete permanently so the water mark level will reset or not ??

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[@raginideshpande7015]

In the explanation of trigger being fired on delete - you used "delete from ;" without any where clause. So this delete statement will delete all records present in the table. So will the trigger be fired only once or it will be fired for each record being deleted?

[@SivaAcademy]

Row level trigger get fired for each and every row, whereas statement level trigger gets fired once for statement execution, you can look into this video for further details kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnbJeaivmJxssK8

[@thedataengine]

Will reducing the table space of truncate will help in improving the performance while fetching the data...or how it will be helpful? Could you please explain that as well?

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[@SivaAcademy]

is all the comma separated values stored in single column? or each value in one row? for eg "Ram,shyam,Hari" stored in single row? or in three different row?

[@bharathipandian45]

Siva, could not get the difference on delete trigger and truncate. We wrote triggers on delete, hence it is fired, we didn't use on truncate triggers. Hence it didn't. How it could be the difference? Could explain me of undo segment?

[@SivaAcademy]

Covered with example here on this specific use case, please look into this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/innIimhvjdxliKs

[@vivektarab16]

Start - 0:34 - - 0:30 - Difference b/w Delete and Truncate - Delete is a DML command, white Truncate is a DDL command - For Delete we need to Explicitly do a Commit, otherwise the information will not be committed, so that we can Rollback, If we don't want the change to be committed we can have the option of Rollback in terms of Delete - In Truncate we do not have option to Rollback or Delete because it is an Auto commit Statement and once the statement is issued all the rows will be removed and automatically getting committed. 1:11 - With Delete we can use the Where condition, however with Truncate we cannot use Where condition. All the records of the table will get removed. 1:21 - Delete is bit Slower, because once a informations are deleted there is a option that we may rollback the informations also. So that Oracle will retain the deleted information in the Rollback Segment. So in case if we do a Rollback it will replace the information or it will bring back the information from the Rollback So Delete is bit Slower however Truncate is very fast and incase if you want to delete and insert a huge amount of informations, then better you create and new table, take of backup of the record then just do a Truncate, then you just bring the information from your backup table, so by that it will be very faster also. 2:01 - Difference from Triggers 2:23 - On Delete Trigger 3:29 - On Delete Cascade 4:54 - Demo 6:10 - One more Example

[@prathapreddy9618]

Can you please explain difference between truncate and drop I just know that both are DDL commands.. Thank you

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[@sandeepdwivedi6065]

You can do this by using case

[@nihalbasha5720]

Hi Sir, Thank you so much for this information. Is very easy to understand. I have a concern on 5th point i.e. with triggers. I believe DDL trigger would be helpful to capture the truncate event. So eventually, triggers could get fired on both delete and truncate statements right. Kindly correct me if I'm wrong. Keep up the good work 😊🤝.

[@SivaAcademy]

You are right bro, please look into this video for more details kzbin.info/www/bejne/innIimhvjdxliKs

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[@PravinYadav1]

After Truncate the table size is not reducing. same size sowing as after insert. why is this showing same size???? please clear the doubt.

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can you please analyze the table, and gather stats and try again

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Nice covered in detailed difference b/w delete and truncate

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Thank you

[@mandalaraghavendra6236]

Hi sir , very good explanation .. I just have a small doubt .. we can use truncate key word in DDL triggers na .. I have seen it some where is this true ??

[@SivaAcademy]

Yes, please look into this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/innIimhvjdxliKs

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Hi Sir, All your videos are really helpful, could you please make videos on parititions also can you please let us understand the below 2 questions 1. If index is not working then what should we do? 2. If inner doesnt work what is the best way to get the output -- i mentioned full outer join removing all nulls.. but interviewer asked any other best way? can you please let us know the ans for these 2 questions

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Thank you 💐, will cover in upcoming videos

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[@venubj1269]

Hi Siva sir, how to reclaim the space after deleting million records? My requirement is I have 15 million records in one table . From that table I need to delete nearly 6 million records. I can do by creating a copy table with the required records and drop the table and rename the copy table to original table but this is risk because it contains constraints, triggers, grants, etc. so I prefer to go for delete. But I want to know is there any option so that post deletion can we reclaim the space?

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Sir I need more clarity on on delete cascade n ondelete ser null.these clauses already exists in previous version foreign key constraint,it seems.

[@SivaAcademy]

Sure, its part of upcoming video list, please stay tuned

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[@wassu789]

Hi Siva, What is high level watermark in this context?

[@SivaAcademy]

Hi Syed, the maximum the block up to which the data was inserted earlier in a table is the level called high level water mark. This wont get reset in case of delete, whereas it will be reset to initial block in case of truncate.will post a separate video on this topic soon, please stay tuned.

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It's my pleasure,Thank you so much :-)

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You can pick any video in interview questions list, however go through in the same order

[@ramramaraju2221]

When there is ddl (before truncate) trigger when you perform truncate this trigger might fire right... Kindly correct me if I am wrong

[@SivaAcademy]

@Ramaraju, Yes, your understanding is correct.

[@bharathipandian45]

Hi siva, then triggers can be fired on both ddl and dml. It wouldn't be the difference here, am I right?

[@SivaAcademy]

@Barathi, explained here kzbin.info/www/bejne/innIimhvjdxliKs Please look into this video for details on ddl and DML trigger on delete VS truncate

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This video series has 60+ videos, and planning to add more, please stay tuned for more questions. Scenario based SQL questions are covered in another playlist

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Very good explanation and useful. Please can you explain high level watermark?

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Sure please stay tuned

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Hi Siva i have noticed in Plsql collection series the multiset operator video you have uploaded twice video no 9 and video no 10 are same

[@SivaAcademy]

Thank you for letting me know, removed the last duplicate

[@vipul7010]

Nice video.... But triggers do get fired for truncate also... You just have to create a DDL trigger.

[@SivaAcademy]

Thanks, Yeah, That i covered in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/innIimhvjdxliKs

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Sir, Truncate can be rollbacked. Please Check ....

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sure, for upcoming videos

[@vivektarab16]

Start - 0:34 - - 0:30 - Difference b/w Delete and Truncate 0:53 - So we can go and Rollback if we do not want the change to be committed - Delete is a DML command, white Truncate is a DDL command 0:59 - For Delete we need to Explicitly do a Commit, otherwise the information will not be committed, so that we can Rollback, If we don't want the change to be committed we can have the option of Rollback in terms of Delete - In Truncate we do not have option to Rollback or Delete because it is an Auto commit Statement and once the statement is issued all the rows will be removed and automatically getting committed. 1:11 - With Delete we can use the Where condition, however with Truncate we cannot use Where condition. All the records of the table will get removed. 1:21 - Delete is bit Slower, because once a informations are deleted there is a option that we may rollback the informations also. So that Oracle will retain the deleted information in the Rollback Segment. So in case if we do a Rollback it will replace the information or it will bring back the information from the Rollback So Delete is bit Slower however Truncate is very fast and incase if you want to delete and insert a huge amount of informations, then better you create and new table, take of backup of the record then just do a Truncate, then you just bring the information from your backup table, so by that it will be very faster also. 1:32 - Oracle will retain 1:47 - In Case if you want to Delete and Insert 2:01 - Difference from Triggers 2:22 - If there is a On Delete Trigger - Whenever we do a delete Statement this Trigger will get fired However Truncate will not fire any Triggers Delete will not reclaim the space, once the data from the table is deleted and if you and check the size of the table, there will not be any difference However in case of Truncate once the informations are removed from the table, and when you check the size of the Table, it would have got reduced. There is concept of High level watermark High level watermark will be reset in case of Truncate where as in case of Delete High level water mark will not be resetted, 3:29 - On Delete Cascade - A new feature has been introduced from 12c onwards where we can give the " On Delete Cascade Keyword " as part of the table definition. So when we will give the On Delete cascade keyword as part of Table as part of table emersion - This is mainly for the Parent Child Relationship - Foreign key relationsp, So whenever we go and delete the record from parent table automatically the child records will get deleted in case it is set as " On Delete cascade " The same is applicable for Truncate, we can Truncate the parent table and we can explicitly say the keyword called CASCADE, so that the Child tables will get automatically truncated provided the table is created with the On Delete Cascade Keyword 4:54 - Demo 6:10 - One more Example

[@udbhavdwivedi410]

Can you explain how triggers are not invoked when using truncate??

[@udbhavdwivedi410]

You have created a DML Trigger and truncating the table, so no trigger got fired. if we create a DDL trigger, will it work?

[@SivaAcademy]

yes, DDL trigger will work, Please look into this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/innIimhvjdxliKs

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[@jithendrareddyambati3985]

Can i know for which command the structure remains same??

[@SivaAcademy]

for both truncate, and delete, the structure of the table remains the same.....Only Alter command can change the structure of table

[@subbaraogaddale]

what is hight level water mark,Can u pls explain

[@SivaAcademy]

Sure, please stay tuned, will cover in upcoming videos

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Hi Siva, could you please make video for > partitioning and types of partitioning. > Facts and Dimensions Regards, Sujaa

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Thank you

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Hi Sir, can you plz add videos related to all DBMS packages like DBMS_OUTPUT, DBMS_ERRLOG, etc... If already added plz share the link. And thanks a lot sir for these superb videos.

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Welcome bro, sure please stay tuned

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@@SivaAcademy Hi Sir, still waiting for the videos on DBMS package.

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@Prashanth, thanks for your comments bro.

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Hi Siva, It is very good explanation for all concepts you have posted to till date. can you help to post partition table concepts and materialized views concepts as well.

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Sure, Please stay tuned

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sure

[@kumark2579]

High Level Water mark means ???

[@vivektarab16]

Start 0:30 - Difference b/w Delete and Truncate

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Thanks a lot. This was really useful information

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Welcome bro

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Sir , please make video on different between versions like 11g , 12c , 19c

[@SivaAcademy]

Already the new feature videos are posted with respect to each version, seperate playlist for each version is available, however i try to post overall difference across the version, please stay tuned.

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Could you please make some videos for dynamic Plsql

[@SivaAcademy]

Sure, please stay tuned

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What is mean by high-level watermark ?

[@SivaAcademy]

will be covering soon

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Sir plz make video on schema objects n whts its use

[@SivaAcademy]

@Shaheen, sure, Please stay tuned.

[@aishwaryaalte3698]

What is mean by High level watermark

[@fayasmohamed3713]

Please give us more information on high level water mark

[@SivaAcademy]

Sure , please stay tuned, will cover in upcoming videos

[@deepikapolisetty9057]

Hi Sir, This video is good. Can you please post a video on Highlevel Water Mark and can you please tell me why to update the data_dictionary table and use of it. Thanks

[@SivaAcademy]

Thanks for your comment,Sure, Please stay tuned. will post on HWM soon

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Hi bro. I am like a your brother. I am asking you ,Can you make MVIEW AND ALL REFRESH Usage and also Partitions and types of particition and

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@ram,sure I will post videos on mviews and partitions

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Thanks Aravind, i have posted more than 16 questions in this series itself, will be posting more....you can let me know if you are looking for any specific question, i can add as part of upcoming video. Thanks again for your comment. :-)

[@parthibankumar1962]

A samll update on the DDL Trigger concpet . DML Triggers will not be fiered on Truncate but DDL triggers on schema leavel would be fiered.

[@SivaAcademy]

you are right bro

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Hi sir, need a file of these questions. Thanks in advance

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Welcome

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Very good explanation. Thank you.

[@SivaAcademy]

Thank you

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Hi Sir, Please make a video on partitioning tables

[@SivaAcademy]

Sure bro, please stay tuned

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@@SivaAcademy one more request...please make video on hierarchal queries and REGEXP

[@SivaAcademy]

Yes bro 👍👍

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Please explain what is high water mark

[@SivaAcademy]

@bharathi, yeah sure. I will post a video soon

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Next level ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@SivaAcademy]

Thank you

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Well explained Sir ... Thanks a lot :-)

[@SivaAcademy]

@Sudir, thanks for your comments bro 🙏

[@dineshkumar-vp9dm]

What is different between for and forall clause

[@SivaAcademy]

sure, please stay tuned, will be posting soon

[@kumark2579]

You have not explained what is HIGH LEVEL WATERMARK

[@kumark2579]

Please reply

[@SivaAcademy]

Sure bro, please stay tuned, will cover in upcoming videos

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​@SivaAcademy If you have recorded any video on this please share.

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Really sorry for late, content is ready bro, will try to post in a day or two, please stay tuned

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Very nice video sir

[@SivaAcademy]

Thank you 💐