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There's also the iSeries Graphical Debugger, but it too requires that
the CL or CLLE be compiled with the *SRCDBG or DBGVIEW( ) options,
respectively. Much nicer than STRDBG. Sharon Hoffman wrote a good
starter article on it in the September, 2007, issue of SystemiNews, in
which she references a tip from Scott Klement on how to set it up. One
of the neat things about it is that it runs on non-Windows platforms,
such as Linux.
The WDSc debugger probably requires the same compile options, but I am
not very familiar with it at this point.
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Rory Hewitt wrote:
Alan,
As others have pointed out, STRDBG will work fine as an interactive debugger
for CLP's, as long as you specified OPTION(*SRCDBG) when you compiled the
CLP.
However, if you have to use ISDB, you should be able to run your STRSRVJOB
and then invoke ISDB as you suggested. However, it's only when the program
is actually called in the serviced job that you will get your ISDB display
where you can enter breakpoints etc.
Does that make sense?
Rory
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