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I don't think F3 in STRDBG ends the job - if I am running debug in my own
job, the debug session ends and execution stops at the last place I stopped
at, whether by breakpoint or stepping.
If you were debugging a batch job, it probably looks like it ends the job,
but it doesn't - it just stops at that last statement. Having said that, I
can see it'd be the same when debugging a batch jog remotely, but an
interactive one should probably stay up. The distributed debugger, when it
debugs a new job, starts a batch job and it shuts down whenever debug or
the program ends.
HTH
Vern
At 09:42 AM 11/26/2003 -0600, you wrote:
I think you should allow for the termination of a job from debug. There
aren't too many times where I F3 out of STRDBG on the green screen side and
still want the job to continue. Actually, I never have wanted it to do
that.
Just food for thought I guess.
Aaron Bartell
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