To activate the automatic breakpoint facility for the entire system, enter:
CNTL=ABP,ON,termid
Breakpoint displays are routed to the terminal where the program is running. Specify a terminal ID to indicate where breakpoint displays should be routed for non‑terminal attached tasks and for tasks executing from non‑3270 terminals.
Note: The delivered default is to activate the global automatic breakpoint facility when CA InterTest for CICS is initialized.
To deactivate the global automatic breakpoint facility, enter:
CNTL=ABP,OFF
If you deactivate the global automatic breakpoint facility, set the local Automatic Breakpoint option for one or more programs, transactions, or terminals. The local Automatic Breakpoint option overrides the system automatic breakpoint facility.
To log all CNTL commands (except INQ and LIST) and all changes made to main storage, enter:
CNTL=GLOG,ON
To de-activate global logging of CA InterTest for CICS commands, enter:
CNTL=GLOG,OFF
To activate checkpointing so that the status of the CA InterTest for CICS monitoring is periodically monitored so that you can use the restart feature, enter:
CNTL=CKPT,INTRVAL=hhmm
The first checkpoint occurs when the option is specified. Subsequent checkpoints occur at the end of the interval, specified in hours and minutes. The time interval must be at least ten minutes,
To terminate checkpointing, enter:
CNTL=CKPT,OFF
To periodically purge all tasks waiting at a breakpoint, enter:
CNTL=PURGE,INTRVAL=hhmm
The first purge occurs when the option is specified. Subsequent purges occur at the end of the interval, specified in hours and minutes. The time interval must be at least 20 minutes
To purge all tasks waiting at a breakpoint at once, enter:
CNTL=PURGE,ALL=ONCE
To deactivate the purge facility, enter:
CNTL=PURGE,OFF
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