> Nope...
> suppose you have a query in memory with 100 records in it.
> You want to delete record number 43 from the query and leave
> all of the other's in place.  How would one go about doing
> this?  I don't want to touch the database.  I'm assuming the
> best way may be to copy the query to a structure and then
> delete that row from the structure but I'm not sure.
>

Just to add to the email I've already sent.  You don't need to copy it to
struct, you can already access a query as a structure in the form
YourQuery["YourColumn"][RowNumber]

Regards

Stephen


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