>>>>Use SET DELETE ON setting so you wouldn't need NOT DELETED() in your select. Anyway you cannot use NOT DELETED() in multi-table select because it may produce incorrect or unexpected results.
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>>>Thanks Sergey. Another lesson learned:)
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>>Keep in mind that SET DELETE ON is scoped to the datasession.
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>IOW, it has to be reset each time it is need in the IntereactiveChange? Or can I simply place Set Deleted On in the Init event of the form itself?

Put it in the Load event of the form. IF you had any controls bound to a table that had deleted records, the Init is too late to prevent that.