Special Monitoring Situations › Special Monitoring Situations › Monitor Tasks That Execute Without Terminals › Unconditional, Conditional, and Request Breakpoints

Unconditional, Conditional, and Request Breakpoints

If you set unconditional, conditional, and request breakpoints and you want to see the breakpoint display, you must indicate that the task is running without a terminal. Specify the terminal to receive breakpoint displays.

If you specify .ANY for the terminal at which the task must be executing, the breakpoint occurs at all terminals—even when the task runs without a terminal. If you specify .NO, the breakpoint occurs only when the task executes without a terminal.

Specify the ID of the terminal to receive breakpoint displays. If omitted, it defaults to the terminal at which the breakpoint was set. Do not specify .ANY for the terminal to receive breakpoint displays.

Note: If you set a breakpoint, the local automatic breakpoint option is automatically set for the program.