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Re: Tracing a ILE (RPGLE/SQLRPGLE) program question.

On 8/15/2017 11:43 AM, C Holko wrote:
What I have is the desire to run a program from start to finish and log
each line as called to a file, changes in variables, and such, so that I
can either print or query the results. The issue being that this process
does jump around a bit and had step debugging would be time consuming.
I'm not sure what 'results' you'd like to query; a single line of code
could potentially change thousands of variables - imagine clearing a
DIM() data structure, or CHAIN to a file with many columns for two examples.

Anyway, I like the Code Coverage tool in RDi, which keeps track of what
lines were touched during a program's execution. I suspect Code
Coverage uses the debugger APIs under the covers. The intent of a code
coverage tool is to make sure that all the decisions and actions in your
program were exercised. This may not be what you're looking for though...


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