The SQL Management Tool is not part of Dynamics SL but, rather, part of SQL Server. You will need someone who has access to SQL Server run those queries for you if you do not have access to this tool. Running delete queries with this tool can be dangerous so that is best left to someone familiar with running SQL commands as the wrong syntax or missing where clauses can delete an entire data table content. Your SL partner should be able to do this for you. Unfortunately, once a batch suspends you cannot access it with any SL program. It is my understanding that the next version of SL (SL 2015) will allow the user to delete a suspended batch but you have to have been granted initialize rights to do that.
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