Re: STRISDB and displaying large variables

Hi Rob
well I've never tried it before, so I just gave it a shot and nothing
happened.
Heres my command
STRDBG PGM(MYLIB/MYPROG) OPMSRC(*YES)
and I pressed Enter
Nothing happened so I called my program and again nothing happened.
Am I missing something?



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midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 05/20/2008 04:47:06 PM:

Why use STRISDB when you can use STRDBG OPMSRC(*YES)?

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STRISDB and displaying large variables






Within STRDBG you can display large variables by using the following
command
EVAL VARNAME: C 2000.
The parameter C 2000 tells the debugger to show 2000 characters. The 2000
can obviously be replaced with whatever size your variable is.
However, within STRISDB how do you display the contents of a large
variable?

Any help would of course be MUCH appreciated.

Thanks in advance



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