Thank you all for the answers. I did not know that 'Truncate' is a DDL. I
thought it was like a DML (delete without log). I am curious about the reason
it is treated as a DDL by PL/SQL and would appreciate it if you guys have some
explanation. Does it change some internal structure or what? Also, does it
issue a 'Commit' as other DDL do, if it does not log its deletes?
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