MySQL – Truncate Table Table of content MySQL TRUNCATE TABLE Statement The MySQL TRUNCATE TABLE statement is used to delete only the data of an existing table, but not the table. This command helps to TRUNCATE a table completely in one go instead of deleting table records one by one which will be very time […]
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MySQL – Temporary Tables Table of content What are Temporary Tables? The Temporary Tables are the tables that are created in a database to store data temporarily. These tables will be automatically deleted once the current client session is terminated or ends. In addition to that, these tables can be deleted explicitly if the users […]
MySQL – Create Users Table of content In MySQL, you can create multiple user accounts to access the database, each with specific authentication detail such as password. These users can be granted specific privileges using SQL statements like CREATE USER for authentication when creating a new user, and GRANT and REVOKE for assigning and removing […]