1.DBG> GO
           . . .
      'Normal successful completion'
      DBG>

      This command starts program execution, which then completes
      successfully.

    2.DBG> SET BREAK RESTORE
      DBG> GO     ! start execution
           . . .
      break at routine INVENTORY\RESTORE
      137: procedure RESTORE;
      DBG> GO     ! resume execution
           . . .

      In this example, the SET BREAK command sets a breakpoint on
      routine RESTORE. The first GO command starts program execution,
      which is then suspended at the breakpoint on routine RESTORE.
      The second GO command resumes execution from the breakpoint.

    3.DBG> GO %LINE 42

      This command resumes program execution at line 42 of the module
      in which execution is currently suspended.