Example: DELETE ALL Multiple-Statement Request - Teradata VantageCloud Lake

Lake - Working with SQL

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February 2025
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The DELETE ALL statement in the following BTEQ request invokes fastpath delete processing. The statements are combined into a multiple-statement request and are processed as an implicit transaction in Teradata session mode. DELETE is the last statement in the request:

     SELECT *
     FROM DBC.log_on_off_v
     WHERE log_date = DATE
     AND   user_name = 'Administrator'
    ;SELECT log_time, user_name, event, account_name
     FROM DBC.log_on_off_v
     WHERE log_date = DATE
     AND   user_name NOT IN ('Administrator', 'SecAdmin', 'Oper')
    ;SELECT log_time, event, logical_host_id, pe_no
     FROM DBC.log_on_off_v
     WHERE log_date = DATE
     AND user_name = 'Oper'
    ;DELETE FROM DBC.log_on_off_v ALL ;

In ANSI session mode, the COMMIT statement must follow the DELETE request, so this is the last line of the preceding example:

     DELETE FROM DBC.log_on_off_v ALL ;
     COMMIT;