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Resume Task Execution

To resume task execution at a breakpoint, enter:

CNTL=GO,TASK=taskid,C[,options]

taskid

Represents the number of the task at a breakpoint. Use the CNTL=INQ command to determine the taskid.

C instructs CA InterTest for CICS to continue execution.

To resume execution of the task currently at a breakpoint at your terminal, enter:

CNTL*C[,options]

To resume task execution after taking a transaction dump, enter:

CNTL=GO,TASK=taskid,Ddddd[,options]

Ddddd, dddd

Specifies a four‑character transaction dump code.

Specify the following options with the CNTL commands for resuming execution:

AT=locn 

or

AT=X
GO=locn
NOBREAK
S=#nnn[,I=nn][,N=CALL/xxxx]orS=nnn[,I=nn][,N=CALL/xxxx]

AT=locn moves the current breakpoint to a different location.

AT=X disables the breakpoint.

GO=locn specifies the location at which the task should resume execution. For details, see GO=Element Limitation.

NOBREAK resumes execution from the current statement ignoring all preset breakpoints and indirect commands until the task either abends or runs to normal completion. Use the NOBREAK option on:

CNTL*C

or

CNTL=GO, TASK=xxxxx, C

S=#nnn[,I=nn][,N=CALL/xxxx] instructs CA InterTest for CICS to halt program execution after nnn COBOL verbs or PL/I statements are executed.

S=nnn[,I=nn][,N=CALL/xxxx] instructs CA InterTest for CICS to halt program execution after nnn machine instructions are executed.

• I=nn instructs CA InterTest for CICS to repeat the single‑stepping after pausing for nn seconds
• N=CALL halts automatic single‑stepping at a CALL or CICS commands
• N=xxxx halts automatic single‑stepping after a specified number (1‑9999) of steps

Note: S=1 is specified as S.