>Help!
>
>SELECT last,first,enter,left,st,myOtherTable.descr;
> FROM myTable INNER JOIN myOtherTable ;
> ON myTable.id=myOtherTable.id ;
> WHERE (ENTER<=CTOD('02/01/02') AND UPPER(St300.st)="A" AND DELETED()=.F.) ;
> OR (LEFT>CTOD('02/01/02') AND ST300.ST='I' AND DELETED()=.T.))
>
>
>where DELETED() refers to whether or not the corresponding record in myTable is marked for deletion.
>
>The above statement does not work. Does anybody know a workaround?
>Thanks all!
As Sergey writes, deleted records should be treated as non-existent.
Just use SET DELETED ON to omit deleted records.
Also note that
deleted() = .T. is equivalent to
deleted(), and
deleted = .F. is equivalent to
not deleted.
Hilmar.
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