Re: STRDBG question

Thanks for your reply Vern
I also just found that compiling with


DBGVIEW(*LIST)



also works


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In the debug session, press F15 - this should give you a choice of
views, which might include a listing view and a copy view - the latter
brings in the copy members. What you can see depends on what you put in
the create command for debug view.

This function does not appear until you press F24 - which is your
friend. ;-) Along with other function keys who shall
remain nameless.

HTH
Vern

Alan Shore wrote:

Morning all
I have a STRDBG question
within my program, I have a copybook of free-form code.
When I attempt to debug the program, the source code for the copybook

does

NOT appear in my debug session.
Is there an H-spec (or something in debug) that should be used for me to
follow the source code within this copybook within debug?

As always, much appreciated



Alan Shore
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