DROP vs DELETE vs TRUNCATE in Oracle

Here is the difference between the commands that are used to remove the data from the database.

Here is the difference between the commands that are used to remove the data from the database.

DROP	DELETE	TRUNCATE
Drop Command is a DDL Command	DELETE Command is a DML Command	TRUNCATE Command is a DDL Command
It removes the whole table from the database	It removes all/ single/multiple rows from the table	It removes all the rows exist in the table
WHERE clause cannot be used with DROP command	WHERE clause can be used with DELETE command	WHERE clause cannot be used with TRUNCATE command
Rollback cannot be possible	Rollback can be possible	Rollback cannot be possible
Commit cannot be possible	Commit can be possible	Commit cannot be possible
No Trigger will be fired	Trigger will be fired	No Trigger will be fired
Faster and Time saving	Slowest and Time consuming	Faster and Time saving
Syntax DROP TABLE table_name;	Syntax DELETE TABLE table_name; COMMIT;	Syntax TRUNCATE TABLE table_name;

Conclusion

All the three statements are used to remove the rows/ tables but the processing or we can say working is different as well as syntax is also different.