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Currently if an Editable Table goes across multiple pages in a report users can't delete all rows at once. They need to do the following:
We have Editable Tables that are >300 rows and users need to completely refresh the data each month which means they need to go through the above 6 times as the report is showing 50 rows per page.
We could show all 300 rows on a single page but this slows the performance of the Editable Table.
It would be great if there was a 'delete all rows' function that could quickly clear the Editable Table. This could either be a button down the bottom next to the 'add row' button or as part of the right-click menu.
The Delete All Rows feature was released with Server 12.11.3 / Client 2.3. With Delete All Rows, the rows still exist in the bitemporal database which allows history to still be visible.
A related Truncate feature in the data pipeline step was released with Server 12.11.4 / Client 2.4. With Truncate, all rows are permanently removed from the SQL table.
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