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In your connection on the Remote Systems tree, you can right click on Objects (just below the connection) and click on Remote Servers. This will show a list of servers including Debug. It will allow you to stop and start from there.

HTH,
Matt Qualls

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Funny thing "restarting the servers" isn't intuitively obvious. I had the same suggested to me and I had to look that up to find those commands.

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"How do I restart the servers ?"

The debug server? That's ENDDBGSVR/STRDBGSVR. Of course, newer versions of RDi will start the debug server automatically if it's not already running.


HTH

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I am on version 9.6.0.6

I am debugging a service program that is called from PHP running on IBMi

I am receiving error CRRDG3061W The engine was busy. Request Line breakpoint (1) was rejected.

Google is not providing much on this error code and everything I have found relates to ZOS.

A previous entry on the WSDCI-L list suggested restarting RDi with the -Clean option and restarting the server jobs. -Clean did not resolve the problem.

How do I restart the servers ?

Or has anyone come across this issue recently as all google hits are a few years ago.

Don Brown


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