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DROP TABLE goes further than a TRUNCATE in that it actually removes the table from the database completely. This includes removing all associated objects, such as indexes and constraints. If you dropped a table, not only would you remove all the data, but the structure as well.
See: Table Variable Identity Column. It is best to use #TempTable in these cases-then you may Truncate or use DBCC to reseed. You will reap performance improvements with Truncate and be able to create additional indexes.'d add to the  technically  correct answer of using DELETE @VariableTable that if you happen to also have an Identity-Field in your @Table Variable (e.g. i int (1,1)) and you'd like to re-use this table (even if you re-declare it in a loop) it is still within scope and there it no way to reseed it either.