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How Do I delete all the record from a table
Eddy_Bailey
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2005-11-10
edited 2005-11-10
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I have created a table that will hold non-financial data. From time to time I need to dump this data. How can I do this easly? In Code, or automated.
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DenSter
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2005-11-10
Open the table, select all, and press the delete key.
Daniel Rimmelzwaan
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Savatage
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2005-11-10
Sounds pretty easy
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SPost29
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2005-11-10
In code you may want to create a button on a setup table or a menu choice under periodic activities and do something like
set some filters (to limit what is deleted maybe by date older than some date)
use a confirm dialog (are you sure you want to delete X ?)
table.deleteall;
You may not want your end users opening the object designer and knowing they can delete records
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DenSter
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2005-11-10
You can also open the list form, select all, and press delete. Works just as well
. Of course the list form has to allow the user to delete records.
Daniel Rimmelzwaan
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Eddy_Bailey
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2005-11-10
Thank you. Actually I got a code unit to do this for me independent of the user. Thanks.
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RIS Plus, LLC
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set some filters (to limit what is deleted maybe by date older than some date)
use a confirm dialog (are you sure you want to delete X ?)
table.deleteall;
You may not want your end users opening the object designer and knowing they can delete records
RIS Plus, LLC