I have a site that uses primarily dbase files (don't ask - I have no control
over this). Anyway, I found something strange with a query today. I do a
query on a table that has deleted records and the deleted records show up in
the results. I know in Dbase you can check the deleted flag of a record but
I ca't see how to filter these out in SQL.
So:
1 - has anyone ever seen this?
2 - Is there a workaround?
3 - Should I become a day trader?
Thanks,
Howie Hamlin
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