The second one, yes. Need to delete from multiple tables with foreign keys back to a single primary table. This before deleting from the primary table, due to

The second one, yes. Need to delete from multiple tables with foreign keys back to a single primary table. This before deleting from the primary table, due to consistency. We often get a "list" of pks, then use it in multiple "delete key in" statements. A kludge, but these are for one-off tests on a dev database.