Convert a SELECT into a DELETE statement

I need to convert this SELECT statement to a DELETE statement

SELECT CustId FROM Profile
WHERE CustId LIKE 'HEAT%'
AND CustId NOT IN
(SELECT CustId FROM CallLog)

Here is what I've come up with:

DELETE FROM Profile
WHERE CustId LIKE 'HEAT%'
AND CustId NOT IN
(SELECT CustId FROM CallLog)

Could someone please check if the DELETE statement looks correct, since I have no way of
testing it.

This statement is going to run on a database that contains about 1 million records.
It's going to delete about six thousand records. My question: is a simple DELETE statement
such as this one going to do the job, or do I have to formulate a more complex DELETE
statement?

Could someone please help me? It would be very much appreciated. Thank you.

i parsed it with query analyzer:

"The command(s) completed successfully."

although i would advise you to backup the db before running it
ask your db admin for when the next backup will be

and to answer your question: you would be suprised at how effective simple sql statements are