Caché ObjectScript Reference - InterSystems Documentation

Caché ObjectScript Special Variables$ZSTORAGEContains the maximum amount of memory for a job.$ZSTORAGE$ZSDescription$ZSTORAGE contains the maximum amount of memory, in Kbytes, for a job's partitionspace. This memory is available for local and global variables, stacks, and other tables. Thismemory limit does not include space for the routine object code.You can also use $ZSTORAGE to set this memory size. For example, the following statementsets the maximum memory to 24K bytes:SET $ZSTORAGE=24The maximum value for $ZSTORAGE is 16384 (which is the default value). The minimumvalue for $ZSTORAGE is 4. Larger numbers default to 16384. Smaller numbers default to4. Caché truncates any fractional portion (if present), and then rounds the integer value up tothe next even integer. Thus, input values of 127 and 128.9 would both result in 128.As a rule, you use $ZSTORAGE only as an application development aid to determine if aprogram can be moved to another platform where less memory may be available.See Also$STORAGE special variable$ZTIMESTAMPContains the current date and time in Coordinated Universal Time format.$ZTIMESTAMP$ZTSDescription$ZTIMESTAMP contains the current date and time as a Coordinated Universal Time value.This is a worldwide time and date standard; this value is very likely to differ from your localtime (and date) value.488 Caché ObjectScript Reference