Access 2013: What is the proper way to delete records containing multi-value fields?

Question

I want to delete a set of records as determined by a query which joins two tables. The tables contain multi-value fields (the bane of my project but I can't get rid of them at this point). I've learned that nothing is simple with multi-value fields.

If I run a query joining the tables and then delete the records by selecting and deleting them in query view, will this properly remove the multi-value field entries?

Clarification: I want to delete some records permanently from a table in my database. In order to choose the subset of records that I want to delete, I am running a query to join two tables. ( One table contains research data from which I only want to delete a subset of records. The other table is simply a list containing the primary keys of the records that I want to delete from the research table.) The "research" table contains multi-value fields and I do not believe that records containing multi-valued fields can be deleted through a delete query.

So, I wanted to view them through a select query and delete them through the resulting datasheet view by clicking on all records and selecting delete.

Answer 1

如果您已经有一个包含要从主表中删除的行的主键值的表，那么您需要做的就是运行如下查询：

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在Access查询设计器的设计视图中，它看起来像这样：