Re: debugging SQL stored procedure - old code cache somewhere?

Kara,

Could you please put your mouse over the tab of the editor which displays 
your source and see what is the path of the source?

And also please try if you still got the incorrect source after you do a 
clearing of file cache?

Window -> Preferences -> Remote System -> File Cache, and click on Clear 
Cached Files.

Thanks,

Xuan Chen,  Problem Determination Tools for iSeries
(905) 413-3769 T/L 969-3769
xuanchen@xxxxxxxxxx





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Ok, hopefully I can explain this. I know how to debug an SQL Stored 
procedure and I have done it successfully. I have been using the iSeries 
debugger thru Rational/WDSc. My problem is that my source code in debug is 

pulling old source code like its cached somewhere, but I don't know where. 

I have my set option = *SOURCE. The source comes up in debug but it has 
old code that is not in my existing code anymore. It won't step thru it 
since its not the code its actually debugging. If I right click while in 
debug and do a switch view and switch it to *LIST the correct code comes 
up, but not for *SOURCE. I went into the library where the procedure was 
created and even looked at the *SOURCE listing it generated (in QSQDSRC) 
and sure enough it was the correct code. So my question is why am I 
getting old code in the debugger? Am I missing something? I deleted all my 

debug jobs and started over thinking that was it and still go the same old 

code. I moved the project up to CVS and deleted the project from my 
workspace and then checked out the project again and still the same old 
code for debug. Please, can someone help?!?! 

Thanks
Kara


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