Press PF10 or enter the NEXT command on the command line to single‑step through a specific number of verbs, instructions, or statements. The default is one verb, instruction or statement, but this can be changed by specifying NEXT value or pressing PF4 to access the Source Listing Profile screen.
When stopped on a PERFORM or CALL, the NEXT OVER command causes the test session to continue until the statement following the PERFORM or CALL is encountered, where a break point occurs.
When stopped within a paragraph or subroutine, the NEXT RETURN command causes the test session to continue until the session encounters the statement following the PERFORM or CALL that invoked the current paragraph or subroutine, where a break point occurs. You must have TRACE ON to use NEXT RETURN.
Note: When you use PF10 or the NEXT command to single‑step through nested COBOL IF statements, it might appear that CA InterTest for CICS is not executing one verb at a time. This is a function of how the compiler generates the object code.
Important! To more closely follow the execution of nested IF statements, use the PF9 on the Detailed Breakpoint display to execute one instruction at a time.
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