Re: What features should I demonstrate as being smart in WSDCi? -- WDSCI-L

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Another great poing David! When I first started coding I hardly ever used
debug because I felt it was clumsy and I could usually figure out what was
going on quick enough without it. But since starting with SEP its my goto
tool for bug hunting :D

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Re: [WDSCI-L] What features should I demonstrate as being smart in WSDCi?

James Perkins wrote:

I'm not a COBOL programmer, but one thing I find *very* useful is
Service Entry Point (SEP) debugging. It really helps with trying to
debug batch programs. I use it a lot for debugging web applications
that call RPG programs.

Keep in mind that SEP only works for ILE programs, not OPM.

Personally, I would suggest switching from OPM to ILE if possible ... if
only to be able to use SEP debug.

david

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