If you execute the SQL command DELETE FROM CUSTOMER, what is the result?

Executing the SQL command DELETE FROM CUSTOMER will remove all records from the CUSTOMER table. This command is intentionally designed to delete all rows while leaving the table structure itself intact. After execution, the table will still exist within the database, but it will be empty, with no data stored in it.

The command does not contain any conditions or filters (like a WHERE clause) to limit which records to delete, which is why all entries will be affected. It’s important to note that if the intention is to remove specific rows based on certain criteria, a WHERE clause would be necessary to specify the conditions under which records should be deleted.

This command does not result in an error or affect the database structure, nor does it impact only a single record unless specified otherwise.