SAVE TO Command
Visual Studio .NET 2003
Stores current variables and arrays to a variable file or memo field.
SAVE TO FileName | MEMO MemoFieldName [ALL LIKE Skeleton | ALL EXCEPT Skeleton]
Parameters
- FileName
- Specifies the variable file in which the variables and arrays are saved. The default extension for a variable file is .mem.
- MEMO MemoFieldName
- Specifies the memo field in which the variables and arrays are saved.
- ALL LIKE Skeleton
- Specifies that all variables and arrays, which match the specified Skeleton, be saved. The skeleton can include the question mark (?) and asterisk (*) wildcards.
- ALL EXCEPT Skeleton
- Specifies that all variables and arrays except those that match the specified Skeleton be saved. The skeleton can include the question mark (?) and asterisk (*) wildcards.
Remarks
Use RESTORE FROM to place variables and arrays back into memory from a variable file or memo field. Note that object type variables cannot be saved to a variable file or memo field.
The variable file or memo field is marked with the current code page.
Example
In the following example, two variables are created. They are saved to a variable file and restored without clearing the existing variables.
gnVal1 = 50 gcVal2 = 'Hello' SAVE TO temp CLEAR MEMORY gdVal3 = DATE( ) RESTORE FROM temp ADDITIVE CLEAR DISPLAY MEMORY LIKE g*
See Also
PRIVATE | PUBLIC | RELEASE | RESTORE FROM