XMA: FUP RELOAD does not reclaim space

XMA: FUP RELOAD does not reclaim space

When running FUP RELOAD, specify NEW option as highlighted below.

FUP RELOAD $SYSTEM.XMADAT.<table name>,NEW,RATE 30,SLACK 0

Below description of NEW option is from HPE FUP manual. 
NEW specifies to perform a new reload operation on <filename> even if there is a suspended reload for filename. If NEW is not specified (and a previous reload for filename was suspended or stopped), FUP restarts the previous operation from the point where it stopped. 
NEW does not override a reload operation in progress. If NEW is specified and a reload for filename is in progress, FUP dispalys an error message. 

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