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1.1     ! root        1: .th CREATE QUEL 1/26/79
        !             2: .sh NAME
        !             3: create \- create a new relation
        !             4: .sh SYNOPSIS
        !             5: .bd create
        !             6: relname (domname\c
        !             7: .it 1
        !             8: = format {, domname\c
        !             9: .it 2
        !            10: = format })
        !            11: .sh DESCRIPTION
        !            12: .it Create 
        !            13: will enter a new relation into the data base.
        !            14: The relation will be ``owned'' by the user and will
        !            15: be set to expire
        !            16: after seven days.
        !            17: The name of the relation is 
        !            18: .it relname 
        !            19: and the domains are named
        !            20: .it "domname1, domname2,"
        !            21: etc.
        !            22: The domains are created with the type specified by 
        !            23: .it format.
        !            24: Formats
        !            25: are described in the quel(quel) manual section.
        !            26: .s3
        !            27: The relation is created as a paged heap with
        !            28: no data initially in it.
        !            29: .s3
        !            30: A relation can have no more than 49 domains.
        !            31: A relation cannot have the same name as
        !            32: a system relation.
        !            33: .sh EXAMPLE
        !            34: .nf
        !            35: /\*(** Create relation emp with domains name, sal and bdate \*(**/
        !            36:    create emp (name = c10, salary = f4, bdate = i2)
        !            37: .fi
        !            38: .sh "SEE ALSO"
        !            39: append(quel),
        !            40: copy(quel),
        !            41: destroy(quel),
        !            42: save(quel)
        !            43: .sh BUGS

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