The correct answer is Delete every row from the client_records table.

The statement Delete every row from the client_records table corresponds to the SQL command DELETE FROM client_records which has no WHERE clause so it removes every row and leaves the table structure in place. The DELETE command affects rows and not the table definition.

Remove the table structure and its data is incorrect because dropping the table definition and all of its data is done with a DROP TABLE statement, not with DELETE.

Require embedding inside a SELECT statement to execute is incorrect because DELETE is an independent data manipulation statement. You may use subqueries in a WHERE clause but you do not embed DELETE inside a SELECT to run it.

Fail because there is no target between DELETE and FROM is incorrect because the correct and common syntax is DELETE FROM table_name and no additional target is required between DELETE and FROM.

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