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HELP STOREDATA Aaron Sloman Feb 1982 SAVING A DATABASE IN A DISC FILE ====== = ======== == = ==== ==== If you wish to save the current state of your database (see the DATABASE demo) in a file, then you will find the procedure STOREDATA useful. It takes the name of a disc file as argument. For example, if you wish to store the current database in a file called 'mydata.p', type: storedata("mydata"); or, equivalently: storedata('mydata.p'); later, e.g. in another programming session, you can restore the contents of the database by typing: load mydata.p; This can be used for writing programs which learn by interacting with the user. What they learn in one session can be stored in a file and used in the next session. You can instead of the above, write file database in mydata.p; See also HELP * FILE;