- Snowflake Interview Questions and Answers
- Snowflake Tutorial
- Snowflake Architecture
- What is Snowflake Data Warehouse
- Star schema and Snowflake schema in QlikView
- Snowflake vs Redshift - Which is the Best Data Warehousing Tool
- Snowflake vs BigQuery
- Snowflake Time Travel - A Detail Guide
- What is a Snowflake Table & Types of Tables
- Snowflake vs Databricks
- Snowflake vs Azure
- Snowflake Vs Hadoop: What's the Difference?
- How to Insert Data in Snowflake
- Snowflake Connectors
- Snowflake Documentation - A Complete Guide
- How to Update Data in Snowflake?
- How to Delete Data in Snowflake
- How to Add a Default Value to a Column in Snowflake
- How to Add a Column in Snowflake
- How to Add a NOT NULL Constraint in Snowflake
- How to Alter a Sequence in Snowflake
- How to Create a Table in Snowflake
- How to Create a View in Snowflake
- How to create an Index in Snowflake
- How to Drop a Column in Snowflake
- How to Drop a Table in Snowflake - MindMajix
- How to Drop a View in Snowflake?
- How to Drop the Index in Snowflake
- How to Duplicate a Table in Snowflake
- How to Remove a NOT NULL Constraint in Snowflake
- How to Remove a Default Value to a Column in Snowflake
- How to Rename a Table in Snowflake
- How to Rename a Column in Snowflake
- How to write a Common Table Expression(CTE) in Snowflake
- How to Write a Case Statement in Snowflake
- How to Use Coalesce in Snowflake
- How to Query a JSON Object in Snowflake
- How to Group by Time in Snowflake
- How to Import a CSV in Snowflake
- How to Query Date and Time in Snowflake
- How to Convert UTC to Local Time Zone in Snowflake
- How to Avoid Gaps in Data in Snowflake
- How to Have Multiple Counts in Snowflake
- How do we Calculate the Running Total or Cumulative Sum in Snowflake
- How to Round Timestamps in Snowflake
- How to Calculate Percentiles in Snowflake
- How to Compare Two Values When One Value is Null in Snowflake
- How to do Type Casting in Snowflake
- How to Get First Row Per Group in Snowflake
- Snowflake Cloning - Zero Copy Clone
Truncate a Table in Snowflake
We will use the Truncate command to empty the data of our Snowflake table. The syntax for the Truncate:
truncate table nametruncate users1;If the table has the “ÄUTO_INCREMENT” column, the counter for it will not reset. This behaviour is different from other databases like SQL SERVER, for example, where we don’t require to reset the counter yourself.
Conclusion
Deleting a table and its structure is possible through only the “Truncate” command. I hope this blog offers you sufficient information about Truncate command syntax and working with truncate command.
Snowflake Related Articles
- ▶ Snowflake vs Redshift
▶ Snowflake vs BigQuery
▶ Snowflake vs Databricks
▶ Snowflake vs Azure
▶ Snowflake vs Hadoop - ▶ Snowflake Time Travel
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