STOREL monitor command STOREL monitor command Syntax STOREL /levels file_spec = program, ..., program Function Store location variables in a disk file. Usage Considerations l STOREL can be used while a program is executing. l There must be sufficient room on the disk to hold the new disk file. Otherwise, the store operation will fail. l Loading and storing precision points on a system with fewer axes than the one which defined them will result in components being lost. Parameters /levels Optional qualifier that determines the level of program references to consider if a "program" parameter is specified.
If the qualifier "/levels" is omitted, all program references are processed as described below. If the qualifier is specified as "/2", for example, only the first two levels of program references are processed. file_spec Specification of the disk file into which the variables should be stored. This consists of an optional physical device, an optional disk unit, an optional directory path, a file name, and an optional file extension. The current default device, unit, and directory path are considered as appropriate (see the DEFAULT command). If no filename extension is specified, the extension ".LC" will be appended to the name given (for disk files only).
program Optional name of a program in memory. Details This command stores the names and values of all the global location variables referenced in the specified programs, and in any subroutines referenced by those programs (unless limited by a "/levels" qualifier). If no programs are specified, all global location variables with defined values are stored in the disk file. eV+Operating System Reference Guide, 2.x,18321-000 Rev A Page 169