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Re: Debug getting lost?

On 12/3/2009 12:45 PM, Mark S. Waterbury wrote:
Did you set a breakpoint, and then recompile the *PGM, and then you
expect that breakpoint to still be honored in the newly compiled
*PGM?
If you did that, the breakpoint would be set in the old copy of
the *PGM that now resides in QRPLOBJ, renamed with a "Q" followed by
a hexadecimal timestamp. :-o

I set added a program to SEP debug, debugged it, recompiled it, refreshed it in the SEP view, and tried to debug it again.

But the 2nd time I try to debug it no breakpoints hit. This is even after signing off and back on in the green screen (where the program is running).

After refreshing the SEP debug entry and signing off and back on, the program should no longer be pointing to a QRPLOBJ version.

This *HAS* worked in the past ... but it's hit or miss.

david



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