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I am trying to debug an old foxpro app and I am seeing the following a query –
select db.column1, ..., DELETED() as columnname from ....
My question is as follows – what does the DELETED() in the sql statement mean? is the a foxpro function, or is it most likely a custom function that appears in the code somewere?
thanks.
DELETED() is a foxpro command that returns a logical value that indicates if the row has been deleted.