It is risky to use a DELETE statement without a WHERE clause because:

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DWQA Questions › Category: Introduction to Linux II › It is risky to use a DELETE statement without a WHERE clause because:

It is risky to use a DELETE statement without a WHERE clause because:

It will remove the primary key from the table
It will remove all the tables in the database
It will remove all the records in the table
The performance of execution is slow

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