filepro access has some major design flaws.

The two functions that are currently used to pull data from a db are filepro_rowcount, and filepro_retrieve.  filepro_rowcount returns the number of rows in the db that are NOT deleted.  filepro_retrieve returns a row/column of the database, regardless of whether or not the row is (not) deleted.  This makes it impossible for php to actually retrieve only the undeleted rows from the table.  

Recommendations:
We have added an additional function in order to check if a row is deleted (filepro_is_deleted), and are happy to contribute this code.  However, because of the inefficiency of the current retrieve function, we recommend adding a new function to obsolete the retrieve function.   This function should be written like the dbase getrecord function, that returns a deleted member along with all the fields in a given record.  

In addition, the filepro_rowcount function is essentially useless, since it gives you the number of undeleted records.  In order to improve the results of someone who is currently using this to iterate through their db, it is recommended that this function be changed to return the total (deleted or undeleted) number of records.