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Hi Matt,
The answer to your question should be 'Yes'. The OPTION(*NODEBUGIO)causes
stepping to skip I and O specs.
I have spoken to one of our compiler developers and she pointed out that if
you also have an H spec keyword OPTION(*DEBUGIO), then the H spec
option would override the command, and *DEBUGIO would be in effect.
Hope this is of help,
Vadim Berestetsky
Distributed Debugger Development
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CODE/400 Discussion
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When debugging a program, is the *NoDebugIO option what keeps the debugger
from stopping after each field is input during a read/chain operation?
In other words, if the OPTION(*NODEBUGIO) is specified during compile and
you are debugging a program when you get to a chain, will pressing the
step button get you to the next statement or will you have to hit step for
each field in the file being read?
Thanks, Matt
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