If you do a call from PGMA to PGMB (SEP and ILE RPG) and put a
breakpoint in PGMB it will stop the first time.
If in PGMA you call PGMB directly again, what happens is that the debug engine from the previous call is
busy terminating while the new call is trying to
start the debug engine.
As a result the second call is not debugged (It looks a timing issue).
This is surely a bug (WDSCi 7.0.0.1).
They advised to upgrade !!
If you build in a sleep before calling pgmb the problem is gone.
PGMA
h Bnddir('QC2LE') dftactgrp(*no)
*Delay job
DSleep PR 10I 0 Extproc( 'sleep' )
D seconds 10u 0 Value
* Standaard wachttijd tussen check facturen
D Seconds S 10I 0 Inz(1)
c do 30 field
c call 'PGMB'
c parm field 10 0
c
c* callp sleep ( seconds )
c enddo
c
c eval *inlr = *on
PGMB
c *entry plist
c parm field 10 0
c eval *inlr = *on
Best Regards / Met vriendelijke groet,
Willem Kruize
Senior Software Engineer
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Phone: +31 (0)30 6026666 Direct: + 31 (0)30 - 6026713
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[WDSCI-L] READ: Debugging Issue in WDSCi 7.0
Hey All,
I'm having a strange issue in the WDSCi debugger. Im debugging an RPGIII
program using of course the non SEP (SEP is RPGIV only). This is a Stored
Procedure process where a RPGSQL program calls another RPGIII program
multiple times. I start the debug process add the second program to the
debugger and run the job. The debugger stops the program the first time
but never again, it just lets the job run out. This process can be
debugged normally using STRISDB where the second program hits 3 times as
it should. Anyone else run into this, I seem to remember seeing this on
our list but couldnt find that email. The second program is exiting using
the RETURN command instead of *INLR (just an fyi).
Thanks
Don N.
PS: WDSCi 7.0.0.4
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