Re: Fw: Debugging - stopping at F-Spec

Karleen has the best option, IMO, because the additional *SrcStmt is very useful for working out which source line a runtime error appears on. You can specify the *nodebugio and *srcstmt in the default compiler options as well.

But to add a little to everyone else's answers, the "indeterminate" in this statement: "need to hit f6 an indeterminable number of times" is easily explained by the number of fields on the file in the F-spec - the debugger stops for every single field read from the file. Don't ask me why, but it was always true until I started preventing debugIO as well.


-Paul


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Put this in your RPG program:

Hoption(*nodebugio : *srcstmt)


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From: Jim Buck <jbuck1@xxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] Debugging - stopping at F-Spec
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I'm running the debugger and whenever a file is used (Chain, Read, etc) the debugger goes to the f-spec of the file and I need to hit f6 an indeterminable number of times until the debugger goes back to next line of code. I seem to remember someone telling me that there is way to keep this from happening.. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jim