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Sunilkumarsaini
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Hi,
Actually I am debugging a cobol prograsm throgh expeditor and I am tracking a paragraph which is performed from about 100 different places.is there any way that i can give break points on all that statements which are performing that paragraph with a single statement instead of going to 100 deifferent statment and giving break points ??! |
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ofer71
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Why not putting a breakpoint at the first statement of the paragraph??? 
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Aaru
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| Why not putting a breakpoint at the first statement of the paragraph??? |
By doing so, he will not know from where that para was called. I think he wants the entire flow.
If your requirement is to find from where this para is called, try this.
- Put a break point at the procedure division.
- Issue "MON" to monitor the flow.
- Put a break point at the first statement inside the paragraph.
- Press F12 twice so that the control comes to this para
- Then issue 'REV' for reverse and hence you can find from where the para was called. |
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sudhakar84
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| Its better u put a break point in the paragraph which is called for 100 times. |
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Sunilkumarsaini
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| Thanks Dudes it worked... |
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Aaru
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Sunil,
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Thanks Dudes it worked...
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Good that it worked. Did you put break points in all the places?? How did it get resolved? |
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