Sometimes CA InterTest for CICS stops you at an automatic breakpoint when the program is working according to your specifications. These are usually instances when you are intentionally violating a CICS coding standard. To continue program execution without removing the error, bypass the statement, as described next, or set a CA InterTest for CICS monitoring option so that you are not stopped again (such as NOM). NOM is supported in Release 5.1 and higher.
Important! Use this function with care! It bypasses monitoring only of the individual Assembler instruction. For high‑level COBOL or PL/I programs, there might be more than one Assembler instruction per statement, which could trigger more than one automatic breakpoint for a single statement. As a result, you might have to invoke this function more than once to continue past a statement stopped at an automatic breakpoint.
There are two methods of bypassing an automatic breakpoint: temporarily and permanently. A temporary override works for the current breakpoint only. A permanent bypass works each time the statement is executed.
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