Use script similar to this:

var apptoken = 'cer56xc7ch49v55zbh4b67fwpu';
$.ajaxSetup({data: {apptoken}});

var dbids = ['bn5qk6g8x', 'bn5qk6ynt'];

Promise.all(dbids.map(dbid => {
    Promise.resolveXXX($.get('${dbid}?act=API_PurgeRecords'));
  })
).then(response => {
  console.log('Tables Purged');
  alert('Tables Purged');
  $.jGrowl('Tables Purged', {life: 5000, theme: 'jGrowl-green'});
  // further processing
});

Just supply your apptoken, and array of dbids. If the purging of the tables is part of a pipeline of processing you can provide appropriate feedback after the purge and continue any further processing within the then() method.

Pastie Database
https://haversineconsulting.quickbase.com/db/bgcwm2m4g?a=dr&rid=684

Notes:

(1) This code uses both (a) jQuery AJAX promises and (b) ES6 promises to overcome a chaining bug in jQuery ver 1.71 which QuickBase uses.

(2) This code uses (a) fat arrow functions, (b) object property shortcuts and (c) backticks. Get used to it!

(3) I have intentionally put a typo in the code (ie XXX) so you will have to intentionally remove it before running the code and automatically deleting all your table data.

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