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Deleting Rows
You can delete one or more rows using the "mk::row delete" command. For example:
mk::row delete db.employees!2 # delete a single row
mk::row delete db.employees!5 3 # delete three rows starting at
index 5
In general, you can't use "mk::row delete" within a "mk::loop" construct. Because "mk::loop" uses the index (row number) to keep track of the current item, and "mk::row delete" removes rows, the loop counter will get thrown off.
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