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<li>The Subsystem class <var>DeleteGlobal</var> deletes the global referenced by name for the current subsystem context. You can identify the current context by calling the <var>[[Context_(Subsystem_property)|Context]]</var> property. | <li>The <var>Subsystem</var> class <var>DeleteGlobal</var> deletes the global referenced by name for the current subsystem context. You can identify the current context by calling the <var>[[Context_(Subsystem_property)|Context]]</var> property. | ||
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Revision as of 22:20, 19 March 2011
Delete a subsystem global (Subsystem class)
The DeleteGlobal shared subroutine deletes a subsystem global.
Syntax
%(Subsystem):DeleteGlobal( string)
Syntax terms
| %(Subsystem) | The class name in parentheses denotes a shared method. DeleteGlobal can also be invoked via a Subsystem object variable, which may be null. |
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| string | A string that identifies the global to be deleted. |
Usage notes
- All errors result in request cancellation.
- It is not an error to delete a global that is not set.
- The Subsystem class DeleteGlobal deletes the global referenced by name for the current subsystem context. You can identify the current context by calling the Context property.