Does truncate require commit?
Answer / Kaushal Kumar Singh
Truncate command does not create a new transaction, so it doesn't require an explicit commit. However, if you have an ongoing transaction when executing TRUNCATE, the changes will be part of that transaction and will be committed or rolled back accordingly.
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