title: How to delete the contents of a database in SQL Server Management Studio?
body: <p>Extremely noobish question, but I really am a bleeding beginner when it comes to databases and SQL Server in particular.</p>
  
  <p>I created a database which I populated it with some test data, and now it's time to make room for the real data. Except, I cannot find an easy way to delete my old test data from the tables. And to my astonishment, google won't help me.</p>
  
  <p>I found a multitude of posts about how to delete tables, but I still need those. It's only the data I don't need. </p>
  
  <p>Drawing on my (very limited) experience with databases, though, deleting tables and recreating them seems to be a common method, except that I didn't find anything on how to recreate the table in SQL Server Managment Studio. Apart from the obvious "by hand" method, at least.</p>
  
  <p>As it stands, I'm going through my tables in the right order deleting the rows manually, but that's hardly an economic way to do it in the future. So how can I get rid of all the data in the table (or every table, for that matter) while still having the table structure afterwards?</p>