IBM AS/400 manual Example of Setting a Conditional Job Breakpoint Using F13, Line

Setting and Removing Breakpoints

is encountered. The relational operators supported for conditional break noted at the beginning of this section.

In	non-numeric		conditional breakpoint expressions,		the	shorter expression		i
itly	padded		with blanks before the	comparison is		made. This	implicit	p
before		any	National Language Sort Sequence (NLSS) translation. See “National
Language		Sort	Sequence (NLSS)” on page	183 for	more	information	on NLSS.

To remove a conditional breakpoint using the CLEAR debug command, type:

CLEAR line-number

on the debug command line. Thelinevariable-numberis the line number in the currently displayed view of the module object from which you want to breakpoint.

Example of Setting a Conditional Job Breakpoint Using F13

In this example you set a conditional job breakpoint using F13 (Work breakpoints).

1. To	set	a conditional	job breakpoint press F13 (Work with module br
The	Work	with Module	Breakpoints display is shown.

2.On this display type 1 (Add) on the first line of the list to a breakpoint.

3. To set		a	conditional breakpoint at line 127 when *IN02='1', type 12
Line	field,		*IN02='1' Conditionfor thefield.
4. If	a	thread column is shown, before pressing Enter, type *JOB in
field.
Figure 82 shows the Work with Module Breakpoints display after adding
conditional			breakpoint.

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		Work with Module Breakpoints		System:	TORASD80
Program	. . . :	DEBUGEX	Library . . . :	MYLIB
Module . . . :		DBGEX	Type . . . . . :	*PGM
Type options, press Enter.
1=Add	4=Clear
Opt	Line	Condition

127*in02='1'

Bottom

Command

===> ________________________________________________________________________

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

ˆBreakpoint added to line 127.

—

˜

Figure

82.

Setting a Conditional Job Breakpoint

A conditional job breakpoint is set

on

line

127.

The

expression

is

before

the

statement

is

run.

If

the

result

is

true (in

the

exa

the

program

stops,

and

the

Display

Module

Source

display is

shown.

result

is false,

the

program

continues

to

run.

An

existing

breakpoint

is

always

replaced by

a

new

breakpoint

enter

same

location.

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