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Deleting All Rows with DELETE Statements in SQL Server
How To Delete All Rows with DELETE Statements in SQL Server?
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If you want to delete all rows from a table, you have two options:
Here is an example of deleting all rows with a DELETE statement:
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM fyi_links GO 4 DELETE FROM fyi_links GO (4 row(s) affected) SELECT COUNT(*) FROM fyi_links GO 0
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