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No, you cannot. Only one field can be tested. The workaround is to define temporary concatenations in your program. In your example: FIELDZ = FIELDA + FIELDB (assuming alpha all-around to concatenate), then BREAK 117 WHEN FIELDZ = '123456'. Yes, it's a real kludge. I think I have read that CODE/400 has a better debug environment for this type of problem. HTH, GA --- Joel Schibbelhute <joel_schibbelhute@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I have used strdbg for quite awhile and am used to using commands like: > BREAK 117 WHEN FIELDA = '123' but when I try to use a complex statement like: > BREAK 117 WHEN FIELDA = '123' AND FIELDB = '456' it doesn't like the syntax. > What > am I doing wrong? Can you do this? > > Thanks, Joel __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software http://sitebuilder.yahoo.com
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