| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - this is a fairly common requirement.....delete lots of data, but not the look up tables kind of thing.the things to watch out for are the order of the deletes...you can not delete parent data if you have child data referencing it due to the foreign key order.you cannot issue the TRUNCATE command against a table that has foreign keys, so in that case you HAVE to delete.here is a script i use to genera
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