DELETE Statement in SQL
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What is DELETE Statement in SQL?
The DELETE statement in SQL removes existing records from a table. You specify which table to affect and can optionally include a WHERE clause to specify conditions for which rows should be deleted. If no WHERE clause is provided, all rows in the table will be deleted. It modifies the data within the database by removing entire rows based on the given criteria.
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