Directs the database system to store the lists from tables in a
    specified storage area or in a set of areas. You can create only
    one storage map for lists within each database.

    You must specify the default storage area for lists in the STORE
    LISTS clause. The default list storage area contains lists from
    system tables as well as lists not directed elsewhere by the
    STORE LISTS clause. You can also use the LIST STORAGE AREA clause
    of the CREATE DATABASE statement to specify a default storage
    area for lists. If you do not use the STORE LISTS clause and do
    not specify a list storage area in the CREATE DATABASE statement,
    Oracle Rdb uses the default storage area as the default list
    storage area. The following example directs Oracle Rdb to place
    all lists in the LISTS storage area unless otherwise specified in
    a storage map:

    SQL> CREATE DATABASE FILENAME mf_personnel
    SQL> LIST STORAGE AREA IS LISTS
    SQL> CREATE STORAGE AREA LISTS;

    The accompanying storage map statement must also specify the
    LISTS storage area as the default storage area.

    SQL> CREATE STORAGE MAP LISTS_MAP
    cont> STORE LISTS IN LISTS1 FOR (EMPLOYEES.RESUME)
    cont>             IN LISTS;

    You can use an area set to specify that data is to be distributed
    across several areas. The following example shows how you can
    store data in three storage areas (LISTS1, LISTS2, and LISTS3)
    for two different columns in TABLE1. The default list storage
    area is LISTS1.

    CREATE STORAGE MAP LISTS_MAP
           STORE LISTS IN (LISTS1,LISTS2,LISTS3) FOR (TABLE1.COL1,TABLE1.COL2)
           IN LISTS1;

    You can store lists from different tables in the same area. The
    following example shows how you can store data from TABLE1,
    TABLE2, and TABLE3 in the LISTS storage area. The default list
    storage area is RDB$SYSTEM.

    SQL> CREATE STORAGE MAP LISTS_MAP  -- to direct the list data to area LISTS
    cont>  STORE LISTS IN LISTS FOR (TABLE1, TABLE2, TABLE3)
    cont>     IN RDB$SYSTEM;

    Alternatively, you can store lists from each table in unique
    areas. The following example shows list data from TABLE1 being
    stored in the LISTS1 storage area and list data from TABLE2 being
    stored in the LISTS2 storage area. The default list storage area
    is RDB$SYSTEM.

    CREATE STORAGE MAP LISTS_MAP
           STORE LISTS IN LIST1 FOR (TABLE1)
                       IN LIST2 FOR (TABLE2)
                       IN RDB$SYSTEM;

    You can also specify that different columns from the same table
    go into different areas. The following example shows data from
    different columns in TABLE1 being stored in either LISTS1 or
    LISTS2. The default list storage area is RDB$SYSTEM.

    CREATE STORAGE MAP LISTS_MAP
           STORE LISTS IN LISTS1 FOR (TABLE1.COL1)
                       IN LISTS2 FOR (TABLE1.COL2)
                       IN RDB$SYSTEM;