Answer Posted / Hari Krishna Verma
In SQL and PL/SQL, you can use the DELETE statement to remove data from a table. Here's an example: DELETE FROM your_table WHERE condition; Replace 'your_table' with the name of your table and the 'condition' with the criteria for the rows you want to delete.
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