/ALL

   Deletes all symbols from the specified table. If you do not
   specify either the /LOCAL or the /GLOBAL qualifier, all symbols
   defined at the current command level are deleted. The /ALL
   qualifier is incompatible with the symbol-name parameter.


/GLOBAL

   Deletes the symbol from the global symbol table of the current
   process.


/LOCAL

      /LOCAL (default)

   Deletes the symbol from the local symbol table of the current
   process.


/LOG

      /LOG
      /NOLOG (default)

   Controls whether an informational message listing each symbol
   being deleted is displayed.


3  Examples

   1.$ DELETE/SYMBOL/ALL

     In this example, the DELETE/SYMBOL command deletes all symbol
     definitions at the current command level.

   2.$ DELETE/SYMBOL/LOG KUDOS
     %DCL-I-DELSYM, LOCAL symbol KUDOS has been deleted

     In this example, the DELETE/SYMBOL command deletes the symbol
     KUDOS from the local symbol table for the current process. In
     addition, the /LOG qualifier causes an informational message,
     listing the symbol being deleted, to be displayed.

   3.$ DELETE/SYMBOL/GLOBAL PDEL

     In this example, the DELETE/SYMBOL command deletes the symbol
     named PDEL from the global symbol table for the current
     process.