Include deleted rows in the query processing for a single load isolated table.
Required Privileges
In addition to the SELECT privilege, you must have the DROP TABLE privilege to execute this special read operation on the load isolated table.
If the table is associated with row-level security (RLS) constraints, you must have appropriate row-level security. RLS checks are applied on all rows, including logically deleted rows.
ANSI Compliance
The WITH DELETED ROWS clause is a Teradata extension to the ANSI SQL:2011 standard.
Locking Modifiers and the WITH DELETED ROWS Option
A locking modifier, if specified, is ignored when you specify the WITH DELETED ROWS option.
Join Indexes and the WITH DELETED ROWS Option
You cannot include join indexes in the SELECT statement when you specify the WITH DELETED ROWS option.
Example: Obtain the Total Number of Rows in the Table
SELECT WITH DELETED ROWS COUNT(*) FROM ldi_table;
Example: Obtain the Number of Logically Deleted Rows
For information on the TD_ROWLOADID expression, see Inserting into Load Isolated Tables.
SELECT WITH DELETED ROWS COUNT(*) FROM ldi_table WHERE TD_ROWLOADID > '100000000'xi8;
Example: Obtain the Number of Logically Deleted Rows From a Load Operation
For information on the TD_ROWLOADID expression, see Inserting into Load Isolated Tables.
SELECT WITH DELETED ROWS COUNT(*) FROM ldi_table WHERE (TD_ROWLOADID/'100000000'xi8)(int) = load_id_value;