; RESTORE
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;! Read POPS memory file from a common area.
;# VERB POPS
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RESTORE   LLLLLLLLLLLLUUUUUUUUUUUU CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC
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RESTORE
Type:  Pseudoverb       (ONLY command on the input line)
Use:   To restore the core (context) saved with a STORE oper-
       ation (See STORE) or to initialize the current context.
Grammer:  RESTORE n
       where 'n' is an integer, either 0 or 1.  If 'n' is zero
       AIPS will be initialized.  All procedures and user-
       defined variables will be erased and all system variables
       will be set to the default values.  If 'n' is one, then
       the context saved with a STORE 1 operation during this
       execution of AIPS will be restored.  The user number is
       not affected by the RESTORE operation.
Example:  RESTORE 1
       The procedures, variables and values extant when the last
       STORE 1 was executed will be restored.

       The RESTORE n command must be the only one on the line.
       Any other commands will be ignored.

       SAVE and GET provide user-specific, semi-permanent areas
       that may be shared between various executions of AIPS
       including batch.
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