>Thanks for your answer.
>I think I didn't come across properly, what I meant was what kind of errors
>I might run into by issueing this command underm the circumstances I exposed.
>Perhaps I misunderstood you.
>TIA
DELETE can fail for several reasons - the most obvious one being referential integrity.
You should use buffering. Then, the DELETE command, just like any other change to the table, requires a TableUpdate() to confirm the action. This will usually not throw an error message immediately - instead, TableUpdate() may return .T. or .F., depending on whether the change could be confirmed, or not.
If TableUpdate() returns .F., use function aerror() to get the message number and description.
Saludos, Hilmar.
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