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Access - SQL Delete records in one table based on another table

Asked by davecocks in Microsoft Access Database, Visual Basic Programming, SQL Query Syntax

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I have two identical  tables - I need to Delete the records in the 'Data' table that are identical to whole record (all the fields) in the Data_Intermediate table

The Tables:

Data:
Date, Time, Data, ID

Data_Intermediate:
Date, Time, Data, ID

I've tried different combinations of the following but I'm low on experience in SQL and know I'm missing something.

DoCmd.RunSQL "DELETE * FROM Data " & _
                            "WHERE (((Data.* = Data_Intermediate.*)));"
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