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Could probably verify that the specific program named is actually being called within that same job, by using either the TRCJOB *ON then TRCJOB *OFF to generate a call trace, or use both the STRDBG & ADDBKP '/1' requests. Unlike STRISDB [which supports only certain program types], the STRDBG with ADDBKP '/1' should be capable of stopping [in] any OPM program type.

Regards, Chuck

Sharon wrote:

Good afternoon all, I am trying to step through an old QS36SRC
print program.

It is called from a CL. I set up the debug of the program I want
with an STRISDB command, upprod *YES, invoke *NO. I get into the
source and set break points. I then call the CL program. I get
an input screen for what I want to print, and never get into the
program to step through it.

Thinking the source attributes may be off, I copied it and
renamed it and recompiled it with *SOURCE. I copied the CL to
call my new program. When I attempt Debug again I still cannot
get into this program.

I have gotten the environment set up to what I think I need with
the STRS36 command to get me into the S36 environment, after
hitting several snags on that.

I have looked in the archives and can't see anything that would
be helpful.

I know it's an oldie but a goodie, but any help would be
appreciated. Thanks in advance.


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