The process to remove all records from an Azure table is as follows:
Connect to your Azure storage account using the Azure Storage Explorer or any other client tool.
Locate the table you want to delete all records from and open it.
Select all the records you want to delete. You can do this either by clicking on each record or by using the select all option.
Right-click on the selected records and choose the delete option.
Confirm the deletion.
Repeat the process for all pages of records in the table until all records have been deleted.
Verify that the table is empty by checking the record count.
Note: Deleting all records from a table is a permanent action and cannot be undone. It is recommended to export the data before deleting all records to avoid any data loss.
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