Danny
If you are using 9605
Once you have the the Code coverage Results view showing your result,
right click and Export and you will be prompted for the location of the
PDF.
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Hi Danny,
Keep in mind that if you are running code coverage with a *SRVPGM you
should have a start and an end, just like you would for a debug session.
Most *SRVPGM don't end by themselves. So my guess is your program is
waiting for a signal to end.
So you may need to wrap a caller. If any of your programs stay active
until a user exits, you need to actually exit the screen or end the
program.
I generally run them as debug first, then when I have the wrapper
programs running in a debug environment, I run code coverage. I add
calls to the wrapper programs to invoke any code that wasn't excecuted
from an earlier run until either all code has coverage, or I'm at a
comfortable %. With a *SRVPGM you can generally call enough wrapper
programs to excersize all of the paths.
You can cancel the code coverage generation by opening the Status Bar
and pressing the red stop button.
For the PDF code coverage report, once the code coverage is done, you'll
be prompted for saving the report, so you get to choose where you save
it.
Hope this helps!
Steve Ferrell
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Steve,
First thanks, second, on the Edit configuration and launch I clicked on
Generate PDF Report. Where do I go to find it? Ummmm, the message in
the lower right hand corner has been saying Running code coverage well
over an hour now, is that normal?
Thanks & Regards,
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Hi Danny,
If you haven't found the information yet, you can include as many
programs as you wish.
I generally start from the Object Table view, Objects and type the
library I want, part of the name* I want and *PGM or *SRVPGM. (You can
even use *PGM* and it will find both *PGM and *SRVPGM.) Then if I'm
working with it a lot I add the source member, the *PGM object, and any
create command members I use on the scratch pad to find it easier.
Make sure it's been created with debug listing so it can be debugged.
Right-click on the *PGM or *SVRPGM and select "Set service entry point".
Then open the IBM I Service Entry Points tab and right-click on the SEP
and toggle on Code Coverage Mode.
Now right-click again and select the option, Open Launch Configuration.
From the tab, "What To Analyze", you can add as many programs to be
analyzed for code coverage.
If you change your source, make sure to recompile and refresh the SEP.
(There is an RFE asking to do this automatically on a compile.)
There are several helpful videos provided by some great trainers if you
Google "RDi code coverage".
Keep in mind that the source Code Coverage opens up is a copy of your
source, not to be edited directly.
Hope this helps!
Steve Ferrell
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