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-
-Earlier versions of the library included an Xbase specific functin called "Real Delete"
-
-The analysis is as follows:
-
-Updates to xbdbf.h and xbdbf.cpp
-
-#ifdef XB_REAL_DELETE
-  ...
-#endif
-
-Functions included:
-
-  RealDeleteOn()           Turns on RealDelete
-  RealDeleteOff()          Turns off RealDelete
-  GetRealDelete()          Returns the status of RealDelete
-
-Narrative:
-
-This should be done before creating a database with xbDbf::CreateDatabase() and 
-thereafter before opening a database with xbDbfCreateDatabase()
-
-
-You can not turn on real deletes once a database has been created and records added
-
-
-In the Table header
-bytes 12-15 - FirstFreeRec;
-bytes 16-19 - RealNumRecs
-
-
-Updates to the following methods:
-WriteHeader()
-ReadHeader()
-
-The first four bytes of the deleted record is the record number to the next
-deleted record in the chain
-
-Append Record will pull next record from the chain and attempt to use that
-field, otherwise it will append a new record
-
-GetFirstRecord will skip over deleted records looking for the first record
-which is not deleted
-
-GetLastRecord will skip backwards to the next previous undeleted record
-
-GetPrevRecord skips backwards to the the next previous undeleted record
-
-DeleteRecord 
-  -Deletes the memo data 
-  - Adds the record to the front of the free chain
-  
-UndeleteRecord 
- - Always returns XB_INVALID_RECORD
- 
-PackDatafiles
- - Deleted Records are skipped
- 
-NoOfRecords
- - Returns no of records not deleted
- 
-PhysicalNoOfRecords()
- - Return NoOfRecs - actual number of records in the file
- 
-
-
-Conclusions:
-
-From a campatibility standpoint:
-
-  This setup will only work on the earlier version of the Xbase file format as this would 
-  be library specific code.
-
-  Also, once past Dbase V3, the bytes used in the header file are used by Dbase 4,5,7
-
-
-Decision:
-
-  In an effort to make the library as portable as possible moving forward, a decision was made to
-  leave this code out of the basic library.  To add this code in the future, a new class can be created
-  using the xbDbf class as a base class, and override the methods mentioned above.
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