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Summary of Commands

This chapter presents a functional description, syntax, syntax rules and examples for each debugger command you can use during the setup or runtime phases. The commands are presented in alphabetical order.

This table summarizes the commands and their functions.

Command

Description

AT

Establishes or modifies breakpoints at specified locations in a user program

DEBUG

Designates an entity to be debugged or inquires about entities known to the debugger

EXIT

Returns control to the DC/UCF system, retaining the debugger control blocks created in the current session

IOUSER

Displays the screen current when a breakpoint, program check, or trapped abend is encountered

LIST

Displays session attributes, debugger variables, and areas of memory at your terminal

MENU

Invokes menu mode for a debugger session

PROMPT

Invokes prompt mode for a debugger session

QUALIFY

Assigns currency to a new process within the current dialog or inquires about program, dialog and process currencies in effect

QUIT

Terminates the debugger session and returns control to the DC/UCF system, clearing all control blocks created in the current debugger session

RESUME

Continues program or abend execution

SET

Allows you to modify storage and debugger session attributes

SNAP

Allows you to create and write a dump to the DC/UCF log

WHERE

Provides information about the last interrupt encountered in the entity being debugged