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Setting and Removing Breakpoints

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Display Module Source

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:					Select View	:
:						:
:	Current View . . .			:	ILE RPG Copy View	:
:						:
: Type option, press Enter.						:
:		1=Select				:
:	Opt		View			:
:						:
:	1		ILE RPG Listing View			:
:			ILE RPG Source View			:
:			ILE RPG Copy View			:
:						:
:						Bottom :
:	F12=Cancel					:
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F3=End program	F6=Add/Clear breakpoint		F10=Step	F11=Display variable
F12=Resume	F17=Watch variable	F18=Work with		watch	F24=More keys

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Figure 80. Changing a View of a Module

The current view is listed at the top of the window, and the o available are shown below. Each module in a program can have a di of views available, depending on the debug options used to creat

Note: If	a	module	is created with DBGVIEW(*ALL), the	Select		View
will	show three views available: root source, COPY,				and	listing
module		has no	/COPY members, then the COPY view	is	identical
root	source		view.

3.Type 1a next to the listing view, and press Enter. The Display Mod display appears showing the module with a listing view.

Setting and Removing Breakpoints

You can use breakpoints to halt a program object at a specific po

running. Anunconditional breakpointstops the program object at a specific

ment. Aconditional breakpointstops the program object when a specific c tion at a specific statement is met.

There are two types of breakpoints: job threadand threinad.threadedEach

application

may

have

it's

own thread

breakpoint

at

the

same position

time.

Both

job

and

thread

breakpoints can

be

unconditional

or

conditi

general, there

is one set of debug commands and Function

keys

for j

and another for

thread breakpoints. For the rest of this section on

word

breakpoint

refers

to

both

job

and

thread,

unless specifically

wise.

Note:

Breakpoints

are

automatically

generated

for

input

and

output

spe

if

the

default

OPTION(*DEBUGIO)

is

specified.

If

you

do

not

erate

breakpoints,

specify

OPTION(*NODEBUGIO).

You set the breakpoints prior to running stops, the Display Module Source display

the program. When the progr is shown. The appropriate mo

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