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On 13/02/2008, at 7:20 AM, Alan Shore wrote:
I have used STRSRVJOB along with STRDBG to debug another users
interactive
session when the suspect program is an RPG ILE program.
This time (first time for me) the suspect program is a CLP, and
obviously
(?) I need to use STRISDB in the following manner
Obviously you don't. Compile the CLP source using OPTION(*SRCDBG)
then use STRSRVJOB and STRDBG with OPMSRC(*YES) to debug OPM
programs. This works for OPM RPG, OPM COBOL, and OPMCL and has done
so since at least VRM440 (and I think since VRM420). Either that or
change the source type to CLLE and compile and use STRDBG as you do
for other ILE languages.
STRISDB PGM(libraryname/programname) UPDPROD(*YES) INVPGM(*NO)
AFTER I enter the STRSRVJOB
However this does NOT give me an "IN" to the suspect program in
question.
Can this be done?
You can continue to use STRISBD but you have to specify SRVJOB
(*SELECT) which in turn requires the job to be active. It does not
work with jobs on a job queue--rather dumb design.
I haven't used STRISDB for over 12 years but as I recall you could
get it to debug another job by submitting the job held, service the
job, release the job, STRISDB specify INVPGM(*NO), answer the "Start
Serviced Job" message, and continue as usual. I found it a very
clumsy way to debug a remote job and as soon as STRDBG had support
for OPM source I stopped using ISDB.
Am I doing something wrong?
Yes, continuing to use STRISDB when you should probably be using
STRDBG for everything (or a client debug tool).
I've checked the archives and GOOGLED on STRSRVJOB, but the only
things I
find is linked to STRDBG
As always, any help MUCH appreciated
Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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