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Chapter 16.6, Problem 16.26CP
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DROP TABLE Statement:
- The statement “DROP TABLE” is been used to drop a surviving table in 
database . - It removes table definition.
 - In addition to table definitions it removes:
- Table data
 - Table indexes
 - Triggers
 - Constraints
 
 - The syntax includes “DROP TABLE” followed by table name that is to be dropped.
 
Example:
The example for “DROP” statement is shown below:
DROP TABLE Employee;
Here, “Employee” represents name of table...
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