IBM AS/400 manual On the debug command line, One procedure per module,procedurethe -namecan Either

Setting

and

Removing

Breakpoints

Table

14. Non-numeric Conditional Breakpoint Expressions

Type

Possible

Char-8

¹

Character

field

compared

to character

field

¹

1

Character field compared to character literal

¹

Character

field

compared

to2 hex

literal

¹

Character

1

to

character

field

literalcompared

¹

Character

1

to

1

literal

literalcompared

character

¹

Character

1

to

2

literal

literalcompared

hex

¹

Hex

2

to

1

field

literalcompared

character

¹

Hex

2

to

1

literal

literalcompared

character

¹

2

2

Hex literalcompared to hex literal

Char-16

¹

Graphic

field

compared

to graphic field

¹

3

Graphic field compared to graphic literal

¹

Graphic

field

compared

to 2 hex literal

¹

Graphic

3

to

graphic

field

literalcompared

¹

Graphic

3

to

3

literal

literalcompared

graphic

¹

Graphic

3

to

2

literal

literalcompared

hex

¹

Hex

2

to

graphic

field

literalcompared

¹

Hex

2

to

3

literal

literalcompared

graphic

Notes:

1. Character literal is

'ofabc'the. form

2. Hexadecimal

literal

is of'hexthedigitsform'. X

3. Graphic literal

is of'oK1K2ithe'.formShiftG -out

is

represented

as o

and shift-i

represented

as

i.

Setting and Removing Job

Breakpoints

Using

Statement

Numbers

You set and remove conditional or ment numbers found in the compiler essary if you want to debug a

unconditional job breakpoints using th listing for the module in question. module which was created with DBGV

To set an unconditional job

breakpoint using

the

BREAK debug

command,

t

BREAK procedure-name/statement-number

on the debug command line.

Theprocedurvariable-name is

the

name of the pro-

cedure in which

you are

setting

the

breakpoint.

Since

ILE

RPG

allow

one procedure per module,procedurethe -namecan

be

either

the

name

of

the

main procedure or one of the subprocedures

in

astatemmodule.nt- The

varia

number

is

the statement

number from

the

compiler

listing

on which

you

a breakpoint.

Note:

The

statement

number

in

the

source

listing

is

labeled

as the

Li

when

OPTION(*NOSRCSTMT)

is

specified,

and

as

the

Statement Number

when OPTION(*SRCSTMT) is specified. For example,

Figure 84

on

page 186 shows a sample section of a listing with

OPTION(*NOSRCSTMT). Figure 85 on

page 186

shows

the

same

section

with

OPTION(*SRCSTMT).

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