Are truncate and delete commands same? If so why?
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Answer / Mukesh Gupta
"No, Truncate and Delete are not the same in Oracle. Truncate removes all rows from a table instantly but preserves table properties such as constraints. Delete removes rows one by one, possibly triggering cascading deletes if foreign keys exist. Truncate also generates fewer audit logs than Delete."
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