CLEAR Command

CLEAR — Clear data or screen reference items.

Synopsis

CLEAR CONTAINER container_name

CLEAR DATAMODEL { data_model_name | ALL }

CLEAR LISTSTORE { list_store_name | ALL }

CLEAR PICKLIST { pick_list_name | ALL }

CLEAR RECORD { table_name [.record_name] | ALL }

CLEAR SCREENFIELD { screen_field_name | ALL }

CLEAR TABLE { table_name | ALL }

CLEAR TEXTDOC { text_document_name | ALL }

CLEAR TREESTORE { tree_store_name | ALL }

CLEAR VARGROUP { variable_group_name | ALL }

CLEAR XMLDOC { xml_document_name | ALL }

The CLEAR command clears data reference objects and clears screen reference objects.

`container_name`	Any hard coded container widget name or any data reference that contains a valid and existing screen container widget. The widget must exist on the active screen.
`data_model_name`	Any data reference or string that contains a valid and existing data model name.
`list_store_name`	Any data reference or string that contains a valid and existing list store name.
`pick_list_name`	Any data reference or string that contains a valid and existing picklist name.
`record_name`	Any data reference or string that contains a valid and existing record name.
`screen_field_name`	Any data reference or string that contains a valid and existing screen field name.
`table_name`	Any data reference or string that contains a valid and existing table name. All data dictionaries of all records of the table will be cleared.
`text_document_name`	Any data reference or string that contains a valid and existing text document name.
`tree_store_name`	Any data reference or string that contains a valid and existing tree store name.
`variable_group_name`	Any data reference or string that contains a valid and existing variable group name.
`xml_document_name`	Any data reference or string that contains a valid and existing xml document name.

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