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@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ Another way to avoid the header line length limit is to set `prepared_statements
 ## Materializations
 ### Table
 
-The `dbt-trino` adapter supports these modes in `table` materialization, which you can configure with `on_table_exists`:
+The `dbt-trino` adapter supports these modes in `table` materialization (and [full-refresh runs](/reference/commands/run#refresh-incremental-models) in `incremental` materialization), which you can configure with `on_table_exists`:
 
 - `rename` — Creates an intermediate table, renames the target table to the backup one, and renames the intermediate table to the target one.
 - `drop` — Drops and re-creates a table. This overcomes the table rename limitation in AWS Glue.
@@ -194,6 +194,8 @@ Use the `+on_schema_change` property to define how dbt-trino should handle colum
 
 If your connector doesn't support views, set the `+views_enabled` property to `false`.
 
+You can decide how model should be rebuilt in a `full-refresh` run by specifying `on_table_exists` config. Options are the same as described in [table materialization section](/reference/resource-configs/trino-configs#table)
+
 #### append strategy
 
 The default incremental strategy is `append`. `append` only adds new records based on the condition specified in the `is_incremental()` conditional block.