Once you code a programmed breakpoint CALL in a program, the breakpoint occurs every time execution reaches the programmed breakpoint's location during an interactive session. The only way to deactivate the programmed breakpoint is to replace the BALR 14,15 instruction in the program, which is contained in the CALL statement, by a NOPR 0. When the task is waiting at breakpoint, do this easily by issuing the command:
CORE=CURR=CHGX'0700'
However, since this modifies the program's code, the programmed breakpoint will not occur again until the program is reloaded by CICS.
After program testing is complete, the programmed breakpoint CALL statements should be removed for improved performance.
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