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This chapter describes the following debugger commands:
% execute a CLIST or an EXEC (OS/390 only).
? list debugger commands.
ab{ort} abort program execution.
a{ssign} assign a value to an expression.
at{tn} generate a SIGINT signal.
au{to} set debugger modes.
b{reak} request a breakpoint.
browse browse the area of the source file where the name being browsed is declared.
catch request to catch all exceptions.
conf{ig} assign/identify the configuration file and save current configuration.
c, con{tinue} continue execution to next line-number hook without stepping into functions.
co{py} copy one or more items to a new location.
dbi{nput} called from a CLIST or EXEC for information input.
dbl{og} called from a CLIST or EXEC to output information.
de{fine} define a debugger macro.
di{sable} disable requests.
dr{op} drop requests.
du{mp} dump memory contents.
en{able} enable requests.
es{cape} transfer control to the operating system debugger.
exe{c} execute an EXEC or a CLIST.
exi{t} terminate program execution.
g{o} start/restart program execution under the debugger.
got{o} alias for resume.
h{elp} access debugger online help.
i{gnore} ignore breakpoint or action requests, or signals.
in{stall} assign or list user-defined commands.
k{eys} assign or list PF key commands.
l{ist} output a source line listing.
m{onitor} check for changes made to an object.
o{n} perform one or more commands at specified locations.
p{rint} print the value of an expression.
q{uery} display breakpoint/action requests.
res{ume} resume program execution.
ret{urn} return immediately from a function.
ru{nto} resume execution and request a temporary breakpoint.
sc{ope} change command scope.
se{t} control file access.
s{tep} restart execution and break at next hook.
sto{rage} display storage analysis.
sy{stem} execute a CMS command or a TSO command.
t{race} trace program flow.
tran{sfer} transfer debugger/program values to CLIST/EXEC variables.
u{ndef} undefine a debugger macro.
wa{tch} assign expressions to the Watch window.
wha{tis} display type information.
w{here} produce a traceback.
wi{ndow} perform window management functions.


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