How can I erase all data in a 65 record Access database?

[Guest]

I was given a copy of customized helpdesk (access) database. It contains 65
records of trouble call incidents. I would like to use this database for
daily documentation of my work tasks.

How can I erase every record with one command? .OR.
Would it be easier to use a Design Wizard to create my own customized
database?
Thanks, Doyle

 

[Guest]

You can use a delete query and fire it using a command button.

 

[Linq Adams via AccessMonster.com]

A number of ways. Safest/easiest way, not knowing how the db is set up, is to
Create a new, blank DB
Goto File - Get External Date - Import
Select and import *all* objects
When on the Tables tab, click on Options and under "Import Tables" select
Definition Only. This will import the structure of the table(s) with the
actual data

I was given a copy of customized helpdesk (access) database. It contains 65
records of trouble call incidents. I would like to use this database for
daily documentation of my work tasks.

How can I erase every record with one command? .OR.
Would it be easier to use a Design Wizard to create my own customized
database?
Thanks, Doyle

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There's ALWAYS more than one way to skin a cat!

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