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STACK
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RELEASE
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SETS [set-name ]
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VARIABLES
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This document covers the following topics:
For an explanation of the symbols used in the syntax diagram, see Syntax Symbols.
Related Statements: STACK |
FIND with RETAIN
option | DEFINE DATA
GLOBAL
The RELEASE statement is used to:
delete the entire contents of the Natural stack;
release sets of ISNs retained via a FIND statement that contained a
RETAIN clause
(applicable to Adabas databases only);
reset global and application-independent variables.
Operand Definition Table:
| Operand | Possible Structure | Possible Formats | Referencing Permitted | Dynamic Definition | |||||||||||||||
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set-name
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C | S | A | no | no | ||||||||||||||
Syntax Element Description:
| Syntax Element | Description |
|---|---|
RELEASE STACK |
Causes all data/commands currently in the Natural stack to be deleted. |
RELEASE SETS |
Is applicable to Adabas databases only. If only |
RELEASE
SETS set-name |
Causes a specific single ISN set to be released. RELEASE SET 'CITY-SET' MOVE 'CITY-SET' TO #SET(A32) RELEASE SET #SET |
RELEASE VARIABLES |
Causes all variables defined in the current global data area to be reset to their initial values. Also, it eliminates all application-independent variables (AIVs), thus making them no longer available. |
** Example 'RELEX1': FIND (with RETAIN clause and RELEASE statement)
************************************************************************
DEFINE DATA LOCAL
1 EMPLOY-VIEW VIEW OF EMPLOYEES
2 CITY
2 BIRTH
2 NAME
*
1 #BIRTH (D)
END-DEFINE
*
MOVE EDITED '19400101' TO #BIRTH (EM=YYYYMMDD)
*
FIND NUMBER EMPLOY-VIEW WITH BIRTH GT #BIRTH
RETAIN AS 'AGESET1'
IF *NUMBER = 0
STOP
END-IF
*
FIND EMPLOY-VIEW WITH 'AGESET1' AND CITY = 'NEW YORK'
DISPLAY NOTITLE NAME CITY BIRTH (EM=YYYY-MM-DD)
END-FIND
*
RELEASE SET 'AGESET1'
*
END
NAME CITY DATE
OF
BIRTH
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RUBIN NEW YORK 1945-10-27
WALLACE NEW YORK 1945-08-04