Re: SEP - Server Program

Hi List,

        Actually, I don't think that is true, I am almost certain I have
captured a running batch job with the sep debug functions in Lpex.  In fact,
I just did it.. 

1. get a list of program objects in the RSE including the one you want to
debug.
2. strdbgsvr on the iSeries command line (there are other ways to do this)
3. right click chosen program object and choose (Debug (Service Entry Point)
And Set Sep.
4. if you are not the actual user running the batch job look in the iSeries
Service Entry Points list at the bottom and Highlight and modify the sep to
have the correct user id.
5. wait for the rse to change to debug mode and display the source...

Ymmv - have fun...

Regards,
Rick DuVall
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Dealer's Auto Auction of Okc
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Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] SEP - Server Program

Michael Ryan wrote on 02/11/2006 09:38:26 AM:

Is there a way I can set a Service Entry Point and debug a currently

running

server program? If so, how do I find the right job?

I'm pretty sure that SEPs only work if you set them before a job is started.
I think you have to use the 'old fashioned' way of connecting to a job to
debug it if it is already running.  I'm not sure of the exact process for
doing this - sorry I can't be of more help.

Adam