Computer Science, asked by vanshika7375, 11 months ago

The command which deletes all records unconditionally is

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Answered by shilpagupta88
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Answered by omegads03
3

The SQL command to delete all records unconditionally is the DELETE command.

For example, there is a table ‘Student’

CREATE TABLE Student(

Roll-number VARCHAR(10),

Name CHAR(50),

PRIMARY KEY (Roll-number)

);

Insertion of some records:

INSERT INTO Student  

VALUES (A12, Manish Berma);

INSERT INTO Student

VALUES (B35, Riya Devi);

To delete these records unconditionally you can use the following command:

DELETE FROM Student;

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