The way a DELETE without a WHERE clause gets the whole table makes sense conceptually but it always gives me the creepy crawlies when typing the statement. Whi

The way a DELETE without a WHERE clause gets the whole table makes sense conceptually but it always gives me the creepy crawlies when typing the statement. While I normally dislike superfluous syntax I would welcome changing the sql grammar to enforce a where clause on delete, that is, to delete all rows in a table would require "delete from table where true;"