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Deleting all the entry for a language in a Multiterm database
Initiator des Themas: Geneviève Granger
Geneviève Granger Deutschland Local time: 10:05 Mitglied (2006) Deutsch > Französisch + ...
Jul 17, 2020
Hello,
is it possible to delete all entries for a selected language in Multiterm?
Au customer has given me huge databases containing all sorts of languages I have no use of. It would make the database lighter if I could remove all the languages I don't need.
Thanks in advance, Geneviève
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Kevin Fulton Vereinigte Staaten Local time: 04:05 Deutsch > Englisch
Use Microsoft Access
Jul 17, 2020
Several years ago a customer supplied me with a multilingual Multiterm database. I ascertained that the files were based on MS Access, and asked a friend who used Access to delete the languages. I don't recall the exact procedure, but it was apparently easy – it took just a few keystrokes to select the columns containing the extraneous languages. I then reimported the remaining file into a new Multiterm db.
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Stepan Konev Russische Föderation Local time: 11:05 Englisch > Russisch
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