RESUME

Purpose

Instructs the runtime system to continue program execution at the next instruction or a specified location or to continue standard processing of an abend.

Syntax

►►─── RESume ─┬───────────────────────────────┬───────────────────────────────►◄
              └┬──────┬─┬─ debug-expression ─┬┘
               └─ AT ─┘ └─ ABEnd ────────────┘

Parameters

debug-expression

Specifies the location at which execution is to continue, if other than the instruction immediately following the breakpoint. Debug-expression can include multiple debug expressions, and it resolves to an address containing a valid instruction or a valid CME (CA ADS dialogs only).

For more information about the values used in a debug expression, see Expression Components in Chapter 2, "Command Considerations."

ABEnd

Specifies that standard DC/UCF abend processing, including the execution of any STAE set, should continue.

Usage

You can issue the RESUME command only at runtime.

When program execution resumes at an address other than the address of the instruction immediately following the breakpoint, you must be sure that the program environment (for example, the contents of registers and storage) is appropriate for running the program.

Examples

This command requests that execution of the program resume with the instruction at the breakpoint:

resume

This command requests that program execution resume at the load address:

resume $