Question using GSAK

[+H2oSprayer]

I have been using GSAK for a couple of years now and just today ran into an interesting situation. Prior to going out searching today, I ran a PQ to update my CO with a few recent hides. While I was out, I was unable to locate a cache. When I got back home and went to log a DNF, I found that the cache was recently archived. When I went back to GSAK, it showed as active. How should I go about updating archived caches in GSAK? I didn't see any of the PQ filters that would locate recently archived caches. I'm sure that there must be more that I have that show as active but are actually archived.

[+Team_CSG]

I have been using GSAK for a couple of years now and just today ran into an interesting situation. Prior to going out searching today, I ran a PQ to update my CO with a few recent hides. While I was out, I was unable to locate a cache. When I got back home and went to log a DNF, I found that the cache was recently archived. When I went back to GSAK, it showed as active. How should I go about updating archived caches in GSAK? I didn't see any of the PQ filters that would locate recently archived caches. I'm sure that there must be more that I have that show as active but are actually archived.

I review the last GPX date. Anything 'old' is suspect and I check the listing. Or I will purge the database and start fresh. Saving my solved puzzle listings

[+PDOP's]

Check out this macro in the GSAK Macro Library

[+H2oSprayer]

Thanks for the replys guys. I was also able to find a Macro here -->macro that looks like it will work. I used the macro to delete all of the non-updated files. I think that I may restore my database from the backup and try it with the macro that PDOP's suggested.