An alternate approach would be to build a new list and not try to delete lines from the original, depending on what you have in mind.
Martin, Dar, et al:
I use this approach in maintaining SDB indexes:
For example, SDB Server maintains a locked record index with a format of recordId & tab & clientId & return for each lock. When a client logs off, the sever updates the locked record index like so--
set item delimiter to tab
put empty into newList
put lockedRecordList[sdbDbId] into oldList
repeat for each line lockedRecord in oldList
if item 2 if lockedRecord is sdbClientId then next repeat
put lockedRecord& return after newList
end repeat
put newList into lockedRecordList[sdbDbId]-- Rob Cozens, CCW Serendipity Software Company http://www.oenolog.net/who.htm
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