>>The DELETED() function with an alias will not work in a SQL SELECT statement.
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>Correct me if i'm wrong, but this function runs well in SQL-SELECT statement. Maybe you're referring to another application of the function. If you're referring to a CLIENT-SERVER setup, (i.e. Data from SQL-SERVER), it will not work cause there's no function as DELETED(). And when you execute a command to delete a specific record, it automatically remove it physically. Unlike the local database, the only way to remove the record physically is by issuing a command "PACK" or "ZAP".


No, you can not use a DELETED('alias') reference in a SQL select statement. You can use a DELETED() reference as long as there is only one table involved in the SELECT.

SELECT * FROM junk WHERE DELETED('junk')

will return no records, even if there are records marked for delete, where:

SELECT * FROM junk WHERE DELETED()

will return deleted records.