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The )REWIND Command
The
)REWIND
command
rewinds
the
specified tape.
There
is
no message displayed
at
the
successful
completion
of
this
command.
Syntax
)REWIND [device number]
where:
device
number
(optional)
is
the
tape
(on drive 1
or
2)
to
be rewound. If
the
para-
meter
is
omitted,
tape
1
is
rewound.
The )SAVE Command
The
)SAVE
command
stores
the
contents
of
the
active workspace
onto
tape
with-
out
changing
the
contents
of
the
active workspace.
The
stored workspace can be
loaded
or
copied
on
a machine with a larger
or
a smaller active workspace. Also,
individual global objects can be copied
from
the
stored
workspace
to
the
active
workspace. When this
command
is
successfully
completed,
SAVED
device/file
number
workspace I D
is
displayed. Do
not
remove
the
tape
until
th
is
message
is
displayed.
Notes:
1.
A clear workspace
or
a workspace with suspended
function
cannot
be
written
on
tape
using
the
)SAVE
command;
however, a workspace with suspended
functions
can be
written
to
tape
using
the
)CONTINUE
command.
2.
The
)COPV and )PCOPV
commands
can specify
stored
workspaces
that
were
written
on
tape
only
if
the
)SAVE
command
was used.
3. Depending
on
the
amount
of
data
in
the
stored workspace, a stored workspace
that
was
written
to
tape
using
the
)SAVE
command
can be loaded into
another
5100
with a smaller active workspace.
4.
If
ATTN
is
pressed during a )SAVE
operation,
the
system
operation
is
interrupted
and
the
file
is
set
to
unused.
5.
No
open shared variables are stored
in
a )SAVE
operation.
Open shared variables
are stored with
the
)CONTINUE
command.
6. IMFs are
not
stored
by
the
)SAVE
operation.
If an IMF
is
required, it
is
necessary
to
reload
the
IMF by using
the
)PATCH
command
(if
the
IMF
is
not
already in
the
system) before
the
stored
workspace
is
reloaded.
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