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ELowell: /* Usage notes */

2019-02-11T16:51:08Z

Usage notes

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	<p>Global variables allow the user to pass information from one User Language request to another. They also enable procedures to be included conditionally at the command level.</p>		<p>Global variables allow the user to pass information from one User Language request to another. They also enable procedures to be included conditionally at the command level.</p>
	<p>Each user has a separate internal table (<var>[[~~LGTBL_parameter~~\|GTBL]]</var>) of global variables and global objects (including images, screens, menus, lists, foundsets, and remembered positions). The CLEARG command clears GTBL of its global variable entries, freeing space for new entries. CLEARG does not clear GTBL global objects.</p>		<p>Each user has a separate internal table (<var>[[Large_request_considerations#GTBL_.28global_variable_table.29\|GTBL]]</var>) of global variables and global objects (including images, screens, menus, lists, foundsets, and remembered positions). The CLEARG command clears GTBL of its global variable entries, freeing space for new entries. CLEARG does not clear GTBL global objects.</p>
	<p>To clear GTBL global objects, use the [[CLEARGO command]].</p>		<p>To clear GTBL global objects, use the [[CLEARGO command]].</p>
	<p>Refer to the SOUL/User Language [[Global features]] topic for a description of global variables and the User Language statements and functions that manipulate them. </p>		<p>Refer to the SOUL/User Language [[Global features]] topic for a description of global variables and the User Language statements and functions that manipulate them. </p>
	[[Category: User commands]]		[[Category: User commands]]
	[[Category:Commands]]		[[Category:Commands]]

DCameron: /* Usage notes */

2019-02-07T15:49:36Z

Usage notes

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	==Usage notes==		==Usage notes==
	<p>Global variables allow the user to pass information from one User Language request to another. They also enable procedures to be included conditionally at the command level.</p>		<p>Global variables allow the user to pass information from one User Language request to another. They also enable procedures to be included conditionally at the command level.</p>
	<p>Each user has a separate internal table (<var>[[LGTBL_parameter\|GTBL</var>) of global variables and global objects (including images, screens, menus, lists, foundsets, and remembered positions). The CLEARG command clears GTBL of its global variable entries, freeing space for new entries. CLEARG does not clear GTBL global objects.</p>		<p>Each user has a separate internal table (<var>[[LGTBL_parameter\|GTBL]]</var>) of global variables and global objects (including images, screens, menus, lists, foundsets, and remembered positions). The CLEARG command clears GTBL of its global variable entries, freeing space for new entries. CLEARG does not clear GTBL global objects.</p>
	<p>To clear GTBL global objects, use the [[CLEARGO command]].</p>		<p>To clear GTBL global objects, use the [[CLEARGO command]].</p>
	<p>Refer to the SOUL/User Language [[Global features]] topic for a description of global variables and the User Language statements and functions that manipulate them. </p>		<p>Refer to the SOUL/User Language [[Global features]] topic for a description of global variables and the User Language statements and functions that manipulate them. </p>
	[[Category: User commands]]		[[Category: User commands]]
	[[Category:Commands]]		[[Category:Commands]]

DCameron: /* Usage notes */

2019-02-07T15:49:15Z

Usage notes

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	==Usage notes==		==Usage notes==
	<p>Global variables allow the user to pass information from one User Language request to another. They also enable procedures to be included conditionally at the command level.</p>		<p>Global variables allow the user to pass information from one User Language request to another. They also enable procedures to be included conditionally at the command level.</p>
	<p>Each user has a separate internal table (GTBL) of global variables and global objects (including images, screens, menus, lists, foundsets, and remembered positions). The CLEARG command clears GTBL of its global variable entries, freeing space for new entries. CLEARG does not clear GTBL global objects.</p>		<p>Each user has a separate internal table (<var>[[LGTBL_parameter\|GTBL</var>) of global variables and global objects (including images, screens, menus, lists, foundsets, and remembered positions). The CLEARG command clears GTBL of its global variable entries, freeing space for new entries. CLEARG does not clear GTBL global objects.</p>
	<p>To clear GTBL global objects, use the [[CLEARGO command]].</p>		<p>To clear GTBL global objects, use the [[CLEARGO command]].</p>
	<p>Refer to the SOUL/User Language [[Global features]] topic for a description of global variables and the User Language statements and functions that manipulate them. </p>		<p>Refer to the SOUL/User Language [[Global features]] topic for a description of global variables and the User Language statements and functions that manipulate them. </p>
	[[Category: User commands]]		[[Category: User commands]]
	[[Category:Commands]]		[[Category:Commands]]

ELowell at 16:10, 22 March 2017

2017-03-22T16:10:10Z

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	<p>To clear GTBL global objects, use the [[CLEARGO command]].</p>		<p>To clear GTBL global objects, use the [[CLEARGO command]].</p>
	<p>Refer to the SOUL/User Language [[Global features]] topic for a description of global variables and the User Language statements and functions that manipulate them. </p>		<p>Refer to the SOUL/User Language [[Global features]] topic for a description of global variables and the User Language statements and functions that manipulate them. </p>
	[[Category: ~~General user~~ commands]]		[[Category: User commands]]
	[[Category:Commands]]		[[Category:Commands]]

JAL at 19:42, 2 January 2014

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	<p>Each user has a separate internal table (GTBL) of global variables and global objects (including images, screens, menus, lists, foundsets, and remembered positions). The CLEARG command clears GTBL of its global variable entries, freeing space for new entries. CLEARG does not clear GTBL global objects.</p>		<p>Each user has a separate internal table (GTBL) of global variables and global objects (including images, screens, menus, lists, foundsets, and remembered positions). The CLEARG command clears GTBL of its global variable entries, freeing space for new entries. CLEARG does not clear GTBL global objects.</p>
	<p>To clear GTBL global objects, use the [[CLEARGO command]].</p>		<p>To clear GTBL global objects, use the [[CLEARGO command]].</p>
	<p>Refer to the SOUL/User Language [[Global ~~Features~~]] topic for a description of global variables and the User Language statements and functions that manipulate them. </p>		<p>Refer to the SOUL/User Language [[Global features]] topic for a description of global variables and the User Language statements and functions that manipulate them. </p>
	[[Category: General user commands]]		[[Category: General user commands]]
	[[Category:Commands]]		[[Category:Commands]]

ELowell: /* Usage notes */

2013-07-18T15:43:05Z

Usage notes

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	<p>Global variables allow the user to pass information from one User Language request to another. They also enable procedures to be included conditionally at the command level.</p>		<p>Global variables allow the user to pass information from one User Language request to another. They also enable procedures to be included conditionally at the command level.</p>
	<p>Each user has a separate internal table (GTBL) of global variables and global objects (including images, screens, menus, lists, foundsets, and remembered positions). The CLEARG command clears GTBL of its global variable entries, freeing space for new entries. CLEARG does not clear GTBL global objects.</p>		<p>Each user has a separate internal table (GTBL) of global variables and global objects (including images, screens, menus, lists, foundsets, and remembered positions). The CLEARG command clears GTBL of its global variable entries, freeing space for new entries. CLEARG does not clear GTBL global objects.</p>
	<p>To clear GTBL global objects, use the CLEARGO command.</p>		<p>To clear GTBL global objects, use the [[CLEARGO command]].</p>
	<p>Refer to the ~~<var class="book">Model 204~~ User Language ~~Manual</var>~~ for a description of global variables and the User Language statements and functions that manipulate them. </p>		<p>Refer to the SOUL/User Language [[Global Features]] topic for a description of global variables and the User Language statements and functions that manipulate them. </p>
	[[Category: General user commands]]		[[Category: General user commands]]
	[[Category:Commands]]		[[Category:Commands]]

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	<p>Each user has a separate internal table (GTBL) of global variables and global objects (including images, screens, menus, lists, foundsets, and remembered positions). The CLEARG command clears GTBL of its global variable entries, freeing space for new entries. CLEARG does not clear GTBL global objects.</p>		<p>Each user has a separate internal table (GTBL) of global variables and global objects (including images, screens, menus, lists, foundsets, and remembered positions). The CLEARG command clears GTBL of its global variable entries, freeing space for new entries. CLEARG does not clear GTBL global objects.</p>
	<p>To clear GTBL global objects, use the CLEARGO command.</p>		<p>To clear GTBL global objects, use the CLEARGO command.</p>
	<p>Refer to the <var>Model 204 User Language Manual</var> for a description of global variables and the User Language statements and functions that manipulate them. </p>		<p>Refer to the <var class="book">Model 204 User Language Manual</var> for a description of global variables and the User Language statements and functions that manipulate them. </p>
	[[Category: General user commands]]		[[Category: General user commands]]
	[[Category:Commands]]		[[Category:Commands]]

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==Summary==
<dl>
<dt>Privileges
<dd>Any user
<dt>Function
<dd>Clears all entries in the user's global variable table
</dl>
==Syntax==
CLEARG

==Usage notes==
Global variables allow the user to pass information from one User Language request to another. They also enable procedures to be included conditionally at the command level.
Each user has a separate internal table (GTBL) of global variables and global objects (including images, screens, menus, lists, foundsets, and remembered positions). The CLEARG command clears GTBL of its global variable entries, freeing space for new entries. CLEARG does not clear GTBL global objects.
To clear GTBL global objects, use the CLEARGO command.
Refer to the <var>Model 204 User Language Manual</var> for a description of global variables and the User Language statements and functions that manipulate them. 
[[Category: General user commands]]
[[Category:Commands]]