The SCL Debugger

LIST

Displays a list of all program breakpoints, tracepoints, or watched variables

Abbreviation:

Syntax
Details
Examples
See Also

Syntax

LIST <<BREAK | TRACE | WATCH | _ALL_> entry-name\ | _ALL_>

_ALL_: lists all breakpoints, tracepoints and watched variables. LIST _ALL_ performs the same function as LIST.
BREAK: lists all breakpoints.
TRACE: lists all tracepoints.
WATCH: lists all watched variables.
entry-name\: is the name of a catalog entry that contains an SCL program. If the entry resides in the current catalog, then entry-name can be a one-level name. If the entry resides in a different catalog, then entry-name must be a four-level name, and the entry must already be loaded into the application's execution stack. A backslash must follow the entry name.
_ALL_: displays the debugging requests that are currently set for all entries.

Details

The LIST command displays a list of all debugging requests that have been set for an application. These requests include breakpoints, tracepoints, and watched variables. By default, the list contains all of the debugging requests for the current entry.

Examples

List all the breakpoints, tracepoints, and watched variables for the current program:

DEBUG> l _all_

The output to the debugger MESSAGE window is

1 _all_
Stop at line  5 in MYLIB.MYCAT.TEST2.SCL
List all the breakpoints in program
MYLIB.MYCAT.TEST2.SCL
Breakpoint has been set at line 4
Breakpoint has been set at line 8
Breakpoint has been set at line 10
List all tracepoints in program
MYLIB.MYCAT.TEST2.SCL
No tracepoint has been set in program
MYLIB.MYCAT.TEST2.SCL
No variables have been watched in program
MYLIB.MYCAT.TEST2.SCL

List all the breakpoints, tracepoints, and watched variables for all active programs in the execution stack:
```
DEBUG> l _all_ _all_
```
List all the breakpoints in the current entry:
```
DEBUG> l b
```
List all the breakpoints in all active programs in the execution stack:
```
DEBUG> l b _all_
```
List all the breakpoints, tracepoints, and watched variables in the entry TEST1.SCL:
```
DEBUG> l _all_ test1\
```
List all the watched variables in the entry TEST3.SCL:
```
DEBUG> l w test3\
```