SQL Delete Question

I have this SQL statement:

SELECT * FROM DBPOPOR EXCEPTION JOIN DBPOPRL ON DBPOR_COMPANY =
DBPRL_COMPANY AND DBPOR_REC_NUMBER = DBPRL_REC_NUMBER ORDER BY
DBPOR_COMPANY, DBPOR_REC_NUMBER

I would like to delete all records that come up. But obiously I can't just do: 
DELETE FROM DBPOPOR EXCEPTION JOIN DBPOPRL ON DBPOR_COMPANY =
DBPRL_COMPANY AND DBPOR_REC_NUMBER = DBPRL_REC_NUMBER ORDER BY
DBPOR_COMPANY, DBPOR_REC_NUMBER

Is there a simple way to set this up or do I have to do this the hard way?

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