IBM AS/400 manual Viewing a Different, Viewing the Program Source, Module

Viewing the Program Source

Viewing a Different

Module

To

change the module

object

that

is

shown

on

the

Display

Module

Sour

use option 5 (Display module source)

on the Work with Module List

dis

access

the

Work

with

Module

List

display from

the

Display

Module

Sour

by

pressing

F14

(Work

with

Module

List).

If you use this option with an ILE

program

object,

the

entry

modul

source, COPY, or listing view is shown

(if it exists). Otherwise,

the

object bound to the program

object

with debug data is shown.

If

with an

OPM

program object, then the

source

or listing

view is shown

An alternate method of viewing a different module object is to use debug command. On the debug command line, type:

DISPLAY MODULE module-name

The module objectmodule-name		is shown. The		module	object must exist in a
program	object that has been		added	to the	debug	session.
For example, to change from the module				DBGEX	in Figure 75 on		page 171
module	cproc using the	Display	module	source	option,	follow	these ste

1.To work with modulesDSPMODSRCtype , and press Enter. The Display Module Source display is shown.

2.Press F14 (Work with module list) to show the Work with Module Li Figure 78 shows a sample display.

3. To	select cproc, type 5				(Display module		source)	next	to it	and
Since	a	root	source	view	is	available, it	is shown, as in Figure 7
If a root source was not available, the							first	module	object	bou
object		with	debug	data	is	shown.

‡

ˆ

Work with Module List

Type options, press enter.								System:	AS400S1
	1=Add program				4=Remove	program	5=Display module source
	8=Work with module breakpoints
Opt		Program/module				Library	Type
					*LIBL	*PGM
			RPGPGM			MYLIB	*PGM
			DEBUGEX			MYLIB	*PGM
				DBGEX			*MODULE	Selected
5				CPROC			*MODULE		Bottom

Command

===> ________________________________________________________________________

F3=Exit F4=Prompt F5=Refresh F9=Retrieve F12=Cancel

—

˜

Figure 78. Changing to a Different Module

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