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If the program has DBGVIEW(*LIST) or *ALL then it can be compiled without the source. Your commands below don't indicate whether you set a breakpoint or not. If you set one are you absolutely sure that line is executed. You could also set a WATCH on a variable that is guaranteed to be changed early on in the program and that should stop the program when it's changed. Scott Mildenberger --- sublime78ska@xxxxxxxxx wrote: > There is nothing in the joblog. It simply doesn't > stop at any breakpoints, or > let me step into the pgm: > > 7 > strdbg pmst83r updprod(*yes) > > Ownership of object QTERTCMD in QTEMP type > *USRSPC changed. > 7 > call pmst83r > > > > 7>> dspjoblog > > Implementer creates the objects in a temporary > library that Implementer creates > when the promotion request is compiled, then moves > them to the production > library when they're promoted. > > Perhaps that step is causing a problem? > __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo. http://search.yahoo.com
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