Revision 869
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza almost 13 years ago
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def truncate(db, table): |
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check_name(table) |
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return run_query(db, 'TRUNCATE '+table+' CASCADE') |
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return run_raw_query(db, 'TRUNCATE '+table+' CASCADE')
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##### Database structure queries |
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sql.py: truncate(): Use run_raw_query() instead of run_query() because truncate() does not use the recover functionality of run_query(). Also, in the profiling output, this separates the "normal" SQL statements (which use run_query()) from the "core" SQL statements (which use run_raw_query()).