Purpose Deletes the current record and moves the record pointer to the next record. The Delete method can be used on form fields. There is no warning for deleting records with positioned deletes. Make sure your application deletes only the records you are interested in deleting. Delete confirmations are handled by the application.         Warning Any records deleted with this method will be permanently lost. Syntax DBStatement.Delete Compliance: Level 2 Example The following example finds a specific record, prints out its information, and then deletes it from the database using a positioned delete. Sub Main()         Dim cnct As DBConnection         Dim stmt As DBStatement         cnct.OpenConnection("MyDSN")    'Open the data source "MyDSN"         stmt.OpenStatement(cnct, dbKeyset, dbRowver)         stmt.ExecuteSQL("SELECT * FROM MyTable WHERE CustNum = 12345")         Print "Deleting Customer."         Print "Customer Name:"; stmt.Column("CustName")         Print "Customer Phone:"; stmt.Column("CustAddr")         Print "Customer Last Contacted:"; stmt.Column("CustLastContact")         stmt.Delete                     'Delete the current record         stmt.CloseStatement              cnct.CloseConnection    'Close the connection End Sub