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Saumya Kanta Swain
Saumya Kanta Swain
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For those still searching for a solution, I came accross a nice answer, to a similar question and I think this can be still useful for many. While moving deleted records to another table may be a better solution, for those who don't want to move the record can use the idea in the linked answer which is as follows.

  • Set deleted=0 when the record is available/active.
  • Set deleted=<row_id or some other unique value> when marking the row as deleted.

For those still searching for a solution, I came accross a nice answer, to a similar question and I think this can be still useful for many. While moving deleted records to another table may be a better solution, for those who don't want to move the record can use the idea linked answer.

  • Set deleted=0 when the record is available.
  • Set deleted=<row_id or some other unique value> when marking the row as deleted.

For those still searching for a solution, I came accross a nice answer, to a similar question and I think this can be still useful for many. While moving deleted records to another table may be a better solution, for those who don't want to move the record can use the idea in the linked answer which is as follows.

  • Set deleted=0 when the record is available/active.
  • Set deleted=<row_id or some other unique value> when marking the row as deleted.
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Dharman ♦
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For those still searching for a solution, I came accross a nice answer, to a similar question and I think this can be still useful for many. While moving deleted records to another table may be a better solution, for those who don't want to move the record can use the idea linked answer.

  • Set deleted=0 when the record is available.
  • Set deleted=<row_id or some other unique value> when marking the row as deleted. Hope this helps someone.

For those still searching for a solution, I came accross a nice answer, to a similar question and I think this can be still useful for many. While moving deleted records to another table may be a better solution, for those who don't want to move the record can use the idea linked answer.

  • Set deleted=0 when the record is available.
  • Set deleted=<row_id or some other unique value> when marking the row as deleted. Hope this helps someone.

For those still searching for a solution, I came accross a nice answer, to a similar question and I think this can be still useful for many. While moving deleted records to another table may be a better solution, for those who don't want to move the record can use the idea linked answer.

  • Set deleted=0 when the record is available.
  • Set deleted=<row_id or some other unique value> when marking the row as deleted.
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Saumya Kanta Swain
Saumya Kanta Swain
  • 131
  • 7

For those still searching for a solution, I came accross a nice answer, to a similar question and I think this can be still useful for many. While moving deleted records to another table may be a better solution, for those who don't want to move the record can use the idea linked answer.

  • Set deleted=0 when the record is available.
  • Set deleted=<row_id or some other unique value> when marking the row as deleted. Hope this helps someone.