STORE monitor command l The specified programs l All the subroutines referenced (directly and indirectly) by the specified programs (unless limited by a "/levels" qualifier) l All the global (location, real-valued, and string) variables referenced by the programs and subroutines that are stored If no program names are specified, all the programs, subroutines, and global variables in memory are saved in the disk file. This command stores the same information as the separate commands STOREP, STOREL, STORER, and STORES, but the STORE command creates only one file rather than four. As the programs are stored on the disk, their names are displayed on the system terminal.
You may see names other than those given on the command line since referenced subroutines are automatically stored. Programs are stored in alphabetical order regardless of the order used in the command. Examples Create a file named "F3.V2" on the default disk unit and store the two programs named cycle and motor along with all the subroutines and global variables they reference. STORE f3=cycle,motor Create a file named "F3.V2" on the default disk unit and store only the program "cycle" and the subroutines it calls directly (but no subroutines called by those subroutines), along with all the global variables referenced by those programs.
STORE /2 f3=cycle Create a file named "DEMO.V2" on disk unit "D" and store all the programs and global variables that are in memory. STORE D:demo Related Keywords DEFAULT monitor command FCOPY monitor command LOAD monitor command STOREL monitor command STOREM monitor command STOREP monitor command STORER monitor command STORES monitor command eV+Operating System Reference Guide, 2.x,18321-000 Rev A Page 168