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ERASE - a memory management statement that reinitializes the elements
        of static arrays or deallocates dynamic arrays
 
Syntax
  ERASE arrayname [,arrayname...]
    ■ arrayname is the name of a previously declared array. It is important
      to know whether this array is static or dynamic.
 
See Also  ◄$STATIC and $DYNAMIC Metacommands►  ◄DIM►  ◄REDIM►  ◄CLEAR►