10.5 String Tables - Deleting Strings and String Tables
In this exercise, you will list strings in the string table, delete them,
then delete the entire string table.
- List the strings in the string table that begin with the letter N.
- Type: TL N
The string NOTE is listed.
- Delete the string called NOTE.
- Type: TD NOTE
- List the strings in the string table to see if NOTE was deleted.
- Type: TL OUT
Also note that the global string ?CROSS is listed. You will delete ?CROSS
in the next step.
- Delete all the strings that begin with a question mark (?).
This will delete all of your global strings.
- Type: TD PREFIX ?
- List the strings in the string table again to verify that the global
strings were deleted.
- Type: TL OUT
- Delete all the strings that begin with the letter T.
- Type: TD PREFIX T
- List the strings in the string table again.
- Type: TL OUT
Your string table should contain seven strings: two system strings,
H and Y, and the user-defined strings CT, KEYF4, STATE, STATION
and WORLDMAP.
- Delete all the strings in the string table, then list the
strings to verify they were deleted.
- Type: TD ALL;TL OUT
- List the string tables on your workstation.
- Type: TU LIST
- Restore the user-defined string table LEARN.
- Type: TU REST LEARN
- List the strings. You will see the strings from the user-defined
string table LEARN have been restored.
- Type: TL OUT
- Delete the string table called LEARN.
- Type: TU DEL LEARN
- Verify that the user-defined string table LEARN was deleted,
and see that the strings in the string table remain.
- Type: TU LIST;TL OUT
