dbzTHEdinosauer
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Back in the days before xpedtor/intertest were available
(internet was not available either)
and all I had was CEDF,
i would create a member in my library called BREAK.
BREAK consisted of one line:
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| EXEC CICS ASKTIME END-CICS |
Then I would copy the member into my CICS pgm
everywhere I wanted a BREAKPOINT in CEDF.
with the new AK and BK line commands
this would be a one shot copy operation.
with the XCLUDE command,
you can clean-up your program with
X ALL ASKTIME
DEL ALL X
There is no need to use DISPLAY in a CICS program.
It is an unnecessary over-use of CICS resources,
plus it is an after-the-fact audit.
Using the 'break point' facility of CEDF,
you are not only real time debugging,
using the CEDF facility (redundant, I know)
you can see all of memory, as it is,
not what a DISPLAY command interprets. |
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