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This document discusses SQL commands for creating, deleting, and emptying database tables. It provides the syntax and examples for the CREATE TABLE, DROP TABLE, and TRUNCATE TABLE statements. The CREATE TABLE statement is used to create a new database table with specified columns and data types. DROP TABLE completely removes a table from the database while TRUNCATE TABLE empties all records but keeps the table structure.
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