Undoing an action

You can undo an action before it is committed. You can undo the deletion of a row before committing the delete to the database, remove an inserted row before the insert has been committed to the database, and undo changes that have been made.

• To undo an action, in an open table, specify U in the Cmd column of the row that contains the result of the action that you want to undo. For example, if you want to undo an insert, specify U in the Cmd column of the row that was inserted. Press Enter.

• To undo an action in more than one consecutive row, in an open table, specify U followed by the number of rows that you want to undo in the Cmd column of the first row. For example, U5 would undo the actions done to the row next to which you typed the command and the four following rows. Press Enter.

• To undo actions in a range of rows, in an open table, specify UU in the Cmd column of two rows: the row at the beginning and the row at the end of the range of rows where you want to undo actions. Press Enter.