>Hi,
>I meant I wan to delete all record "DELETE FROM myTable". But I don't want logging.
>
>Thank you
TRUNCATE TABLE will work as long as you don't have any defined relationships to that table. Otherwise DELETE is your only option.
If this is not a production database you can change the recovery model so that logging is essentially bypassed. Look up the ALTER DATABASE command in BOL.
If you cannot change the recovery model you can shrink the database later, or truncate the log file after you are done. Both of these are covered in BOL.
Hope that helps.
Dan LeClair
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