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# DeletedStatement

The SQL statement to use to find deleted records when `UseIncrementalStatements=True`.

When `UseIncrementalStatements=True`, the connector runs the queries specified by `InititalStatement`, `AddedAndUpdatedStatement` and `DeletedStatement` instead of the query specified by the `SQL` parameter.

When `UseIncrementalStatements=False`, this parameter is ignored.

The string `@lastruntime` is replaced with the time of the last successful synchronize. The last run time is stored using GMT. If the dates in the database table differ from GMT, you can use the `DATE_SUB()` and `DATE_ADD()` functions to modify the last run time as required.

Type: | String
Default: |
Required: | No
Configuration Section: | TaskName or FetchTasks
Example: | `DeletedStatement=select * from table where deleted=1`
See Also: | InitialStatement AddedAndUpdatedStatement LastRunTimeFormat UseIncrementalStatements

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Product: Knowledge Discovery ODBC Connector 25.2

Topic Title: DeletedStatement