GTBLPCT parameter - Revision history

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	==Description==		==Description==
	<p>The GTBLPCT parameter indicates the initial percentage of <var>[[~~Large_request_considerations~~#~~GTBL_.28global_variable_table.29~~\|GTBL]]</var> to allocate for storage of global string variables; the remaining storage area is for global objects such as global screens, images, lists, found sets, and positions.</p>		<p>
	<p>The GTBLPCT parameter has no effect if <var>[[~~GTBLHASH_parameter~~\|GTBLHASH]]</var>=0.</p>		The <var>GTBLPCT</var> parameter indicates the initial percentage of <var>[[Large request considerations#GTBL (global variable table)\|GTBL]]</var> to allocate for storage of global string variables; the remaining storage area is for global objects such as global screens, images, lists, found sets, and positions.</p>
	<p>Resetting the GTBLPCT parameter clears the global table.</p>		<p>
	<p>It is recommended that you set GTBLPCT high, if you have mostly global strings and a few global objects; low, if the reverse applies. For a discussion of the performance improvement in handling global variables see ~~the section on <var>~~[[~~Global_features~~#~~Global_string_variables~~\|global string variables]]~~</var>~~.</p>		The <var>GTBLPCT</var> parameter has no effect if <var>[[GTBLHASH parameter\|GTBLHASH]]</var> is 0.</p>
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			Resetting the <var>GTBLPCT</var> parameter clears the global table.</p>
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			It is recommended that you set <var>GTBLPCT</var> high, if you have mostly global strings and a few global objects; low, if the reverse applies. For a discussion of the performance improvement in handling global variables, see [[Global features#Global string variables\|global string variables]].</p>

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	<p>The GTBLPCT parameter has no effect if <var>[[GTBLHASH_parameter\|GTBLHASH]]</var>=0.</p>		<p>The GTBLPCT parameter has no effect if <var>[[GTBLHASH_parameter\|GTBLHASH]]</var>=0.</p>
	<p>Resetting the GTBLPCT parameter clears the global table.</p>		<p>Resetting the GTBLPCT parameter clears the global table.</p>
	<p>It is recommended that you set GTBLPCT high, if you have mostly global strings and a few global objects; low, if the reverse applies. For a discussion of the performance improvement in handling global variables see the <var>~~Rocket Model 204 User Language Manual~~</var>.</p>		<p>It is recommended that you set GTBLPCT high, if you have mostly global strings and a few global objects; low, if the reverse applies. For a discussion of the performance improvement in handling global variables see the section on <var>[[Global_features#Global_string_variables\|global string variables]]</var>.</p>
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	<p>The GTBLPCT parameter has no effect if <var>[[GTBLHASH_parameter\|GTBLHASH]]</var>=0.</p>		<p>The GTBLPCT parameter has no effect if <var>[[GTBLHASH_parameter\|GTBLHASH]]</var>=0.</p>
	<p>Resetting the GTBLPCT parameter clears the global table.</p>		<p>Resetting the GTBLPCT parameter clears the global table.</p>
	<p>~~Rocket Software recommends~~ that you set GTBLPCT high, if you have mostly global strings and a few global objects; low, if the reverse applies. For a discussion of the performance improvement in handling global variables see the <var>Rocket Model 204 User Language Manual</var>.</p>		<p>It is recommended that you set GTBLPCT high, if you have mostly global strings and a few global objects; low, if the reverse applies. For a discussion of the performance improvement in handling global variables see the <var>Rocket Model 204 User Language Manual</var>.</p>
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	==Description==		==Description==
	<p>The GTBLPCT parameter indicates the initial percentage of <var>[[Large_request_considerations#GTBL_.28global_variable_table.29\|GTBL]]</var> to allocate for storage of global string variables; the remaining storage area is for global objects such as global screens, images, lists, found sets, and positions.</p>		<p>The GTBLPCT parameter indicates the initial percentage of <var>[[Large_request_considerations#GTBL_.28global_variable_table.29\|GTBL]]</var> to allocate for storage of global string variables; the remaining storage area is for global objects such as global screens, images, lists, found sets, and positions.</p>
	<p>The GTBLPCT parameter has no effect if GTBLHASH=0.</p>		<p>The GTBLPCT parameter has no effect if <var>[[GTBLHASH_parameter\|GTBLHASH]]</var>=0.</p>
	<p>Resetting the GTBLPCT parameter clears the global table.</p>		<p>Resetting the GTBLPCT parameter clears the global table.</p>
	<p>Rocket Software recommends that you set GTBLPCT high, if you have mostly global strings and a few global objects; low, if the reverse applies. For a discussion of the performance improvement in handling global variables see the <var>Rocket Model 204 User Language Manual</var>.</p>		<p>Rocket Software recommends that you set GTBLPCT high, if you have mostly global strings and a few global objects; low, if the reverse applies. For a discussion of the performance improvement in handling global variables see the <var>Rocket Model 204 User Language Manual</var>.</p>
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	==Description==		==Description==
	<p>The GTBLPCT parameter indicates the initial percentage of GTBL to allocate for storage of global string variables; the remaining storage area is for global objects such as global screens, images, lists, found sets, and positions.</p>		<p>The GTBLPCT parameter indicates the initial percentage of <var>[[Large_request_considerations#GTBL_.28global_variable_table.29\|GTBL]]</var> to allocate for storage of global string variables; the remaining storage area is for global objects such as global screens, images, lists, found sets, and positions.</p>
	<p>The GTBLPCT parameter has no effect if GTBLHASH=0.</p>		<p>The GTBLPCT parameter has no effect if GTBLHASH=0.</p>
	<p>Resetting the GTBLPCT parameter clears the global table.</p>		<p>Resetting the GTBLPCT parameter clears the global table.</p>

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	<dd>All		<dd>All
	<dt>Introduced		<dt>Introduced
	<dd><var class="product">Model 204 V6.1</var> ~~or earlier~~		<dd><var class="product">Model 204 V5.1</var>
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	==Description==		==Description==
	<p>The GTBLPCT parameter indicates the initial percentage of GTBL to allocate for storage of global string variables; the remaining storage area is for global objects such as global screens, images, lists, found sets, and positions.</p>		<p>The GTBLPCT parameter indicates the initial percentage of GTBL to allocate for storage of global string variables; the remaining storage area is for global objects such as global screens, images, lists, found sets, and positions.</p>

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	<p>Resetting the GTBLPCT parameter clears the global table.</p>		<p>Resetting the GTBLPCT parameter clears the global table.</p>
	<p>Rocket Software recommends that you set GTBLPCT high, if you have mostly global strings and a few global objects; low, if the reverse applies. For a discussion of the performance improvement in handling global variables see the <var>Rocket Model 204 User Language Manual</var>.</p>		<p>Rocket Software recommends that you set GTBLPCT high, if you have mostly global strings and a few global objects; low, if the reverse applies. For a discussion of the performance improvement in handling global variables see the <var>Rocket Model 204 User Language Manual</var>.</p>
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==Summary==
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<dt>Default value
<dd>50
<dt>Parameter type
<dd>User
<dt>Where set
<dd>By any user
<dt>Related products
<dd>All
<dt>Introduced
<dd><var class="product">Model 204 V6.1</var> or earlier
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==Description==
The GTBLPCT parameter indicates the initial percentage of GTBL to allocate for storage of global string variables; the remaining storage area is for global objects such as global screens, images, lists, found sets, and positions.
The GTBLPCT parameter has no effect if GTBLHASH=0.
Resetting the GTBLPCT parameter clears the global table.
Rocket Software recommends that you set GTBLPCT high, if you have mostly global strings and a few global objects; low, if the reverse applies. For a discussion of the performance improvement in handling global variables see the <var>Rocket Model 204 User Language Manual</var>.
[[Category:User Parameters]]
[[Category:Parameters]]