We study the effects of frustration in terms of eigenstates within the
Pfaffian (or Grassman variable) formalism for the Ising system. The d
estruction of ferromagnetic order is due to the introduction, at a cri
tical defect concentration, of eigenstates extended over the entire sy
stem. This effect is characterized by an exponent p which describes ho
w the number of extended states scales with the size of the system. Th
is exponent is found to take a constant value in the ground-state spin
-glass phase and changes abruptly at the transition point.