Re: Interactive Debugging

BTW - I wish there were good documentation on using service entry points from 
the green screen - it is very sketchy as to the steps it takes. It is very cool 
but is not obvious what to do.

Vern
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From: MichaelQuigley@xxxxxxxxxx 

Vadim, 

Is it still a requirement to have *ALLOBJ or *SERVICE special authority to 
set a service entry point (SEP) on another user ID? When I asked you 
about it at COMMON in the Fall of 2005, you said it didn't seem like it 
should be a requirement. But I've never checked back on it. SEPs are 
great, but we can't use them in a lot of situations. The level of special 
authority is the hold-up for us. It seems that having *USE or *CHANGE 
authority to the profile in question should be enough. 

Thanks, 
Michael Quigley 
AS/400 Programming Section 
The Way International 
www.TheWay.org 

wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 11/28/2006 09:46:28 AM: 

date: Tue, 28 Nov 2006 09:32:07 -0500 
from: Vadim Berestetsky 
subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] Interactive Debugging 

Hi Bill, 

Yes, you could use something called a Service Entry Point (SEP) that is 
setup in advance. 
Right-click on the program, module or procedure you are interested to 
debug from RSE and the option will be on the popup menu. 

When program/module/procedure is invoked on the iSeries host, debugger 
will get control, provided user IDs do match. Try it, you'll 
like it! 

Hope this helps. 
Vadim 

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