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Reports the number of unused records in the current Proc-file.
C[REATE] SPACE
You can use the CREATE SPACE command to find out how much
space is left in the current Proc-file before you begin creating
a new procedure. If you try to create a procedure that is larger
than the space left in the current Proc-file, you will receive an error
message and part of the procedure will be lost. If you know there
is not enough space left, you can either create a new Proc-file,
declare another Proc-file which has more space available, or delete
unused procedures from the current Proc-file.
Each stored procedure starts on a record boundary and extends
through as many records as necessary. Generally, one record is sufficient
for most UPDATE and FIND commands. Long REPORT commands may take
more than one record.
>CREATE SPACE
RECORDS = 100
>DESTROY REPORT7
>CREATE SPACE
RECORDS = 109
In the previous example, nine records of space were gained
when the procedure REPORT7 was deleted.
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