The VARTABLE FREE command deletes (frees) an existing memory-resident vartable. Use it to delete all entries in the table and the table definition itself. The command also frees all storage associated with the table.
This command has the following format:
VARTABLE FREE ID=tablename [SCOPE=scope]
Specifies the name of the table.
Characters: A through Z, a through z, 0 through 9, #, $, and @
Limits: 1 through 12 characters
Specifies the scope of the vartable.
Default: PROCESS
Example: VARTABLE FREE
'vartable free id=rxtest scope=region'
The codes returned are the same as the &ZFDBK values as documented for the NCL &VARTABLE verb.
The return codes are as follows:
Indicates that the request was satisfied.
Indicates that no table of this name exists in this scope.
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