GO starts program execution or continues program  execution  from
     the  point  that your program was suspended.  It is the principal
     means at your disposal for transferring control to your  program.
     (GO,  STEP,  CALL, and EXIT are the only commands which can cause
     your program to run).

     GO optionally takes an address which tells the debugger to  start
     execution at that address (e.g., "GO %LINE 100").

 Format:

     GO [address-expression]

     Example:

     DBG> SET BREAK FUNCT
     DBG> GO    ! start execution
     break at routine FUNCT ...
     DBG> GO       ! resume execution

Additional information available:

Parameters

 address-expression

     Specifies that program execution resume at the  location  denoted
     by the address-expression.