Reset all Vs Reset Data

Is there any advantage of performing 'reset all' of database?
Does it improve performance better that 'reset' command?

Hello John,
Thank you for your prompt reply.
Developer wants to write a script that will copy the outline to a temp location, reset all, and then copy the outline back.
But I want to know how it improves performance better than 'reset'?
We are not trying to build it from scrath.
We are loading the data and we want to reset the database everytime before we do that to improve the performance.
So in this scenario do we need to perform reset all?
Thanks
Hemanth

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