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    4D Internet Commands v15
 POP3_Delete 
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| POP3_Delete ( pop3_ID ; startMsg ; endMsg ) -> Function result | ||||||||
| Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||
| pop3_ID | Longint |   | Reference to a POP3 login | |||||
| startMsg | Longint |   | Starting message number | |||||
| endMsg | Longint |   | Ending message number | |||||
| Function result | Integer |   | Error Code | |||||
Given a range of messages from startMsg to endMsg, the POP3_Delete command will mark each message to be deleted. The act of deleting the message does not occur until you successfully issue the POP3_Logout command. If your current session terminates for any reason (timeout, network failure, etc.) prior to calling the POP3_Logout command, any messages marked for deletion will remain on the POP3 server.
pop3_ID is a long integer reference to an open session created with POP3_Login.
startMsg is a long integer number which is the starting message number of the messages to delete.
endMsg is a long integer number which is the ending message number of the messages to delete.
Note: The POP3_Delete, POP3_MsgLstInfo and POP3_MsgLst commands do not return an error if the startMsg is greater than the endMsg. In the event that this occurs, this command – in effect – does nothing.
	Product:  4D Internet Commands
	Theme:  IC POP3 Review Mail
	Number:  
        88965
        
        
        
	
	Created:  4D Internet Commands 6.5
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
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