Call Updated Sub Program

Hello All,
I wondering how can we update the data or memory of the control (OKUMA 700). Let say my main program is:
Comments...
N1....
N2 CALL O0001
....
M01
...
N10 CALL O0001
...
...
And my sub is: (.SSB)
O0001
G01 X=1.25 Z=12.
RTS
At the block N2 the main program call sub 0001 and execute it then M01 will stop the machine. So the question is if I update the sub 0001 with new X and Y (I can do that in my PC) and reload the sub without reload the main (PROGRAM SELECT) and continue the main program to N10. But the X and Y value still not change. And if I reload the main (PROGRAM SELECT) then the sub will be updated to new value.
Is there any way to delete the memory to clear out X and Y value without reloading the main program so that I can continue to run block N10 with the new value?

hy nodo, if you wish, please be a little more specific, and explain what you wish to achieve ... you have explained the method, but you did not explained the goal, and i am afraid that the method that you wish to apply is not the best for your goal, simply because the method does not seems to be common :)

... you have used a linear type of code, and changed it by editing & reloading the file + praying&hoping to work
... you should use a parametric type of code, changing the way it behaves by using arguments inside your main program, so to avoid the need to edit & reload the file / kindly :)

Code:

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[ main program ]
    ...
    CALL ONODO V1 = 1.25 V2 = 12 V3 = 10/10
    M = V3
    ...
    CALL ONODO V1 = 12.5 V2 = 21 V3 = 0001
    M = V3
M = 01 + 1

[ soubroutine ]
(
    - you may keep the soubroutine also inside the *.min file
    - is not critical to use a different file, like *.ssb eq
)
ONODO(CHAU)
    G = V3 X + V1 Z + V2
RTS

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SSB is system sub and loads at power up. SUB is user sub and loads upon CALL statement.

You must choose wisely...

hy mr wizard, i was teached to use ssb, and i can tell that on osp300, they update only during program select

even more, if i delete the program after it was selected, it will still run, but it will fail if i will try to re-select it

i believe that having a soubroutine updated only during the call statement, is a trick to manage available memory, thus somehow similar to using pselect, allowing to load into the buffer only a slice of the cake :) i believe that having a soubroutine loaded only during the call statament leads to downtime, and for this reason i believe that it was an advantage for machines with limited memory, but i see no reason to use it on osp300

however, you made me curios, and i will look futher more into ssb*s and sub*s / kindly :)

The OSP 300 is running on Windows but the OSP 700 is not so the way they handle SSB files is different. Program select vs power up.

Best regards,