The following examples show other reasons for a breakpoint.
The following message indicates that an unconditional breakpoint (UBP) with the identification 02 occurred because the user requested it at the COBOL paragraph named 999‑Abend.
02 UBP: At='999‑abend' Unconditional breakpoint.
The following message indicates that an unconditional breakpoint with the identification 07 was requested by the user at the second verb of COBOL statement number 374. The following is another version of the previous message:
07 UBP: At=#374.1 Unconditional breakpoint.
If the user requests the unconditional breakpoint by address or displacement, the following message appears:
09 UBP: F=.ANY,T=V015 Unconditional breakpoint.
Means that the user requested an unconditional breakpoint to occur on any terminal (or for a task that has no terminal). The parameter T=V015 means that the breakpoint display will be sent to terminal V015.
If the user requests single‑stepping (SBP), the following message appears:
AT SBP: Single‑stepping breakpoint.
If the user set a request breakpoint (RBP), a message similar to the following one appears:
RBP: Request bkpt; CICS macro is: ...............
If the user requests a programmed breakpoint (PBP), the following message appears:
00 PBP: Programmed breakpoint.
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