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Last updated: 7 Jul 2001
This is because when you delete a record it is not actually erased from the .dbf file, it is just marked as being deleted and further access to that record is denied. To actually erase a record from the .dbf you need to delete it and then compress the .dbf. (Also see articles 'Reducing ("Compressing") the size of a database file', 'Compressing databases with a macro or script' and 'Recovering deleted records' in this FAQ)