IBM AS/400 manual Displaying Active Watches, Setting and Removing Watch Conditions

Setting and Removing Watch Conditions

Displaying Active Watches

To display a system-wide list of active watches and show which job s

DSPDBGWCH

on a debug command line. This command bringsDisplayupDebugtheWatches display shown below.

‡

Display Debug Watches

System:

DEBUGGER

—

------------Job---------------

NUM

LENGTH

ADDRESS

MYJOBNAME1

MYUSERPRF1

123456

1

5

080090506F027004

JOB4567890

PRF4567890

222222

1

8

09849403845A2C32

JOB4567890

PRF4567890

222222

2

2

098494038456AA00

JOB

PROFILE

333333

14

4

040689578309AF09

SOMEJOB

SOMEPROFIL

444444

3

4

005498348048242A

Bottom

Press Enter to continue

ˆ F3=Exit

F5=Refresh

F12=Cancel

˜

Figure

90.

Example of a Display Debug Watch Display

Note:

This

display

does

not

show

watch

conditions set by

the

system.

Removing Watch Conditions

Watches

can

be

removed

in

the

following

ways:

¹

The

CLEAR

command

used

with

the

WATCH

keyword

selectively

ends

one

or

all

watches.

For

example,

to

clear

the

watch-numberidentified,type:by

CLEAR WATCH watch-number

The

watch

number

can

be

obtainedWork

fromWith

Watches

display.

To clear all watches for

your

session,

type:

CLEAR WATCH ALL

on

a

debug

command

line.

Note:

While

the

CLEAR

PGM

command removes all breakpoints in the

program that contains the module being

displayed, it has no ef

watches.

You

must

explicitly

use

the

WATCH

keyword with

the

CL

command

to

remove

watch

conditions.

¹

The

CL

End

Debug

(ENDDBG)

command

removes

watches

set

in

the

local

jo

or

in a

service

job.

Note:

ENDDBG

will

be

called

automatically

in abnormal situations to ensur

that

all

affected

watches are

removed.

¹ The initial program load

(IPL)

of

your

AS/400

system

removes

all

watch

tions

system-wide.

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