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Scot mentioned: >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. In addition to Scott's excellent advice, you can press F10 to step through the program: strdbg pmst83r updprod(*yes) (see source) F10 (back to command line) call pmst83r The program should stop on the first list of the program. If it doesn't, I'd start looking at PTFs. --buck
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