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Community ChampionDELETE Managed DELTA Table
Community ChampionPerhaps it's the sync between Lakehouse and SQL Analytics Endpoint which is taking a long time in your case.
What if you run
%%sql
SELECT Count(*) FROM tableName
in the Notebook in the next cell after you run the truncate or delete rows. Perhaps this will show that the table is indeed empty, even if the SQL Analytics Endpoint doesn't know that yet.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/data-warehouse/sql-analytics-endpoint-performance
Community Championfrithjof_v "What if you run" - it will probably show 0. But it is extremely annoying.
But that is not onlly issue. assuming there is a lag between sql end point and lakehouse, I do expect the the lakehouse table view to show a 0 row table. Bu that is not the case sadly. Also, I don't want to truncate the table as it holds the required schema and partitions. I just need it to delete all the rows.
I am currently not being able to verify that either by SQL end point (does not show 0) or visually by looking at the lakehouse explorer (does not show an empty table)