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Delete Record

In undb, deleting a record is a straightforward process that allows you to remove data that is no longer needed. This helps keep your tables clean, relevant, and manageable by eliminating outdated or unnecessary entries.

Steps to Delete a Record

1. Access the Record

  • Grid View: Navigate to the table where the record you want to delete is located. Ensure you are in the grid view, where all records are displayed in a tabular format.
  • Select Record: Locate the specific record you wish to delete. You can select the record directly in the grid view.

2. Delete the Record

  • Delete Option: Right-click on the record you want to delete, and select the Delete option from the context menu. Alternatively, you might find a delete button within the record’s row or in the modal view if you’ve expanded the record.

  • Confirmation: Upon selecting the delete option, you may be prompted to confirm the deletion. This step ensures that records are not accidentally removed.

3. Confirm Deletion

  • Confirm Action: Confirm that you want to delete the record. After confirmation, the record will be permanently removed from the table.

  • Immediate Update: The grid view will update immediately to reflect the deletion, removing the record from the list.

Considerations

  • Permanent Deletion: Deleting a record in undb is typically permanent, meaning the data cannot be recovered once removed. Ensure that you no longer need the data before confirming the deletion.

  • Impact on Related Data: If the deleted record is referenced by other records or forms part of a relationship in your database, consider how its removal might impact related data.

Summary

Deleting records in undb is a simple process that helps maintain the relevance and manageability of your data. By carefully selecting and confirming deletions, you can ensure that your tables remain clean and free of unnecessary or outdated information.