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# purge

## Introduction

Cette opération consiste :

* à supprimer **de façon définitive** l'historique des mouvements de stock, en vue d'alléger votre base de données ;
* à mettre le stock actuel des articles à zéro.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Les pièces commerciales validées qui ont généré ces mouvements resteront validées.
{% endhint %}

La purge n'est pas une suppression des entrées ou sorties d'articles, mais bien de l'historique des mouvements. Vous pourrez le vérifier en consultant l'édition des mouvements de stock qui, elle, sera vide.

**Sélecteur de dépôts** :

Dans le cas d'une gestion en multi-dépôts, vous pouvez sélectionner un dépôt en particulier. Par défaut l'option "Tous" sera sélectionné (pour la compatibilité ascendante).

Le but de cette option est de pouvoir supprimer un dépôt sans purger les mouvements de stocks des autres dépôts.


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