Removing Unwanted Reports Stored In Database

I have developed a VB .net application which uses SQL CE as its database engine. It works great so far. I recently added a section to remove unwanted reports which are stored in the database. The app correctly pulls ReportIDs from the table, which the user can select. The program will then delete the records based on the ReportID from the database. I know this records because, for testing purposes, message boxes inform the user of how many records where collected.

Dim SQLDeleteData As String = "DELETE FROM ReportData WHERE (TableID = @ID)"
Dim Con As New SqlCeConnection(DataBaseCon)
Dim DeleteData As New SqlCeCommand(SQLDeleteData, Con)
Dim ReportDelete As Integer = -1
DeleteData.Parameters.Add("@ID", SqlDbType.Int).Value = CInt(ListView1.SelectedItems(0).Text)
noOfDeleted = DeleteData.ExecuteNonQuery
MsgBox("Records Data Deleted " & noOfDeleted)

When the form refreshes to show the user the possible ReportID's, the list no longer contains the recently deleted ReportID. Now this is where I am getting confused. When I go through the server explorer and look at the database there, in the appropriate tables the data still exists. Through the server explorer new query builder, I can still create a select statement to allow me to view the data I just deleted. Does the server explorer create some type of local cache that replicates the database in someway? Are there really two copies of the database somewhere?