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I see ithrees . Can you describe the use-case for me? Would it be something transactional such as you a create a record on a different object and specify the conditions for deletion and a server-side script would run to delete the records that match the criteria? If this is the use-case, I think the best way to go is still to use rbf_selectQuery() + rbf_deleteRecord(). It would most likely offer the best performance out of all the methods as per my experience. If you were to work in the client-side, you would have access to getPage() which accepts a View's original ID and inherits the filters of the supplied view and will then return to you the records that match the view's filters' criteria. It's performance is poor for me though. Even when trying 5 records with this API i get really slow load times. May I know why you are looking for a better option? Hope this helps.
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