Delete/truncate table ignoring contraints

Is there any easy way to truncate a table which has a foreign key restraint? I want to override the default behavior which is to not allow truncate of parent tables. I want to be able to temperarily remove the contraint so I can truncate the temple, how do you do this?

I should add that the systables keep track of the contraints. There should be a query that I could run that would just disable the checking of the contraint? Any help?|||No. There is no way to control/alter the behavior of truncate table. If you need to use it you have to drop the FK constraints even if the table is empty.|||

O.K. So... that isn't easily done.

Is there any easy way to simply copy the schema, contraints and everything but simply no data? Perhaps using DTS?

Or perhaps, is there another way to reset the identity information of a table? The delete operator does not reset identity.

|||If you want to reset identity value you can use DBCC CHECKIDENT. See Books Online for more details. Your original question was different.||| your original question was different

:) Thanks.