Index
Special characters
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B
C
D
E
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I
J
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M
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Special characters
A
- ABEND 4038
- abnormal end of application, setting breakpoint at
- accessing PL/I program variables
- ALL, how Enterprise COBOL for z/OS, Version 4.1, handles
- ALL suboption of TEST compiler option (PL/I), effect of
- ALLOCATE command
- allocating Debug Tool files
- allocating Debug Tool load library data set
- applications
- assembler
- assembler, definition of
- assembler program
- assembler programs
- assembling your program, requirements for
- assigning values to variables
(1), (2)
- AT commands
- attention interrupt
- attributes of variables
- automatic saving and restoring of settings, breakpoints, and monitor specifications
- automatic saving and restoring of settings, breakpoints, and monitor specifications; disabling
- available only with programs compiled with
B
- base address, how to specify for MEMORY command
- base address, using in Memory window
- batch mode
- blanks, significance of
- BLOCK, how Enterprise COBOL for z/OS, Version 4.1, handles
- BLOCK suboption of TEST compiler option (PL/I), effect of
- blocks and block identifiers
- boundaries, setting for searches
- breakpoint
- breakpoints
- breakpoints, setting in load modules that are not loaded
- breakpoints, setting in programs that are not active
- BTS Environment command (./E), when to use
C
- C
- C++
- C and C++
- C/C++ file produced by DEBUG(FORMAT(DWARF)), how Debug Tool locates
- C/C++ source files, how Debug Tool locates
- CADP
- CAF (call access facility), using to start DB2 program
- call access facility (CAF), using to start DB2 program
- capturing output to stdout
- CCCA
- CEEBXITA
- CEEBXITA, comparing two methods of linking
- CEEBXITA, specifying message display level in
- CEEBXITA, specifying naming pattern in
- CEEROPT, using
- CEETEST
- CEEUOPT, using
- CEEUOPT run-time options module
- CEEUOPT to start Debug Tool under CICS, using
- changing physical window layout in the session panel
- changing the value of a variable, introduction to
- character set
- characters, searching
- CICS
- breakpoints, pattern-match
- CADP, how to use
- DTCN, fields on Advanced Options
- DTCN, fields on Menu 2
- DTCN, fields on Primary Menu
- DTCN profile, creating a
- DTCN profiles, displaying list of
- DTST transaction, description of storage window
- DTST transaction, navigating through DTST storage window
- DTST transaction, starting the
- DTST transaction, syntax of the
- DTST transaction, using to modify storage
- non-Language Environment programs, passing run time parameters to
- non-Language Environment programs, starting Debug Tool for
- pseudo-conversational program
- requirements for using Debug Tool in
- restoring breakpoints
- restrictions for debugging
- saving breakpoints
- starting Debug Tool under
- starting the log file
- CICS debugging
- closing automonitor section of Monitor window
- closing Debug Tool physical windows
- COBOL
- CCCA
- command format
- debugging a program in full-screen mode
- debugging COBOL classes
- debugging VS COBOL II programs
- EJPD suboption
- Enterprise, L prefix command only available with
- Enterprise, M prefix command only available with
- FACTORY
- how Debug Tool locates separate debug file
- Load Module Analyzer
- NONE and NOHOOK with optimized programs
- note on using H constant
- notes on using
- OBJECT
- OPT compiler option
(1), (2)
- optimized, monitoring variables in remote debug mode
- optimized programs, debugging
- paragraph names, finding
- paragraph trace, generating a COBOL run-time
- possible prerequisites
- reserved keywords
- restrictions on accessing, data
- run-time options
- sample program for debugging
(1), (2)
- TEST compiler option, summary of what it controls
- variables, using with Debug Tool
- why you need to specify SYM
- COBOL, reusable runtime environments
- COBOL listing, data set
- coexistence of Debug Tool with other debuggers
- coexistence with unsupported HLL modules
- colors
- columnar format, displaying value in Monitor window in
- command
- command format
- command line, Debug Tool
- command sequencing, full-screen mode
- commands
- commands, Debug Tool
- commands (system), entering in Debug Tool
- commands file
(1), (2)
- commands file, how to create a
- comments, inserting into command stream
- common_parameters, when to use
- compile unit
- compile units known to Debug Tool, displaying list of
- compiling
- condition
- considerations
- constants
- constructor, stepping through
- continuation character
- continuing lines
- continuous display
- copying
- creating
- CURSOR command
- cursor commands
- customer support
- customizing
D
- data only modules, debugging
- DATA parameter
- data sets
- data type of variable, displaying in Monitor window the
- DB2
- DB2 programs
- DB2 programs, binding
- DB2 stored procedures
- DBCS
- ddname
- DEBUG compiler options
(1), (2)
- debug session
- Debug Tool
- Debug Tool Setup Utility
- Debug Tool Utilities
- debuggers, coexistence with other
- debugging
- declared data type, displaying characters in their
- declared data type, modifying characters that cannot be displayed in their
- declaring session variables
- defering an LDD command
- deferred, description of
- DESCRIBE ALLOCATIONS command
- DESCRIBE command
- description of how Debug Tool locates CICS tasks to debug
- destructor, stepping through
- diagnostics, expression, for C and C++
- disassembly
- disassembly view, description of
- disassembly view, how to start
- displaying
- displaying list of known compile units
- displaying prefixes
- displaying the value of a variable, introduction to
- displaying variable value
- DLL debugging
- documents, licensed
- DOWN, SCROLL command
- DTCN
- DTST transaction
- DTSU
- See Debug Tool Setup Utility
- DWARF file
- Dynamic Debug
- Dynamic Debug facility, how it works
- Dynamic Debug facility, when to use
E
- editing
- elements, unsupported, for PL/I
- enclave
- ending
- entering
- entering multiline commands without continuation
- entering PL/I statements, freeform
- Enterprise PL/I
- Enterprise PL/I, definition of
- EQADCCXT
(1), (2)
- EQADCCXT user exit
- EQALANGX
- EQALANGX file
- EQALANGX files, how Debug Tool locates
(1), (2)
- EQANMDBG
- passing parameters to
(1), (2)
- EQASET
- EQASTART, entering command
- EQUATE, SET command
- error numbers in Log window
- evaluating expressions
- evaluation of expressions
- examining C++ objects
- examples
- exception handling for C and C++ and PL/I
- EXEC CICS RETURN
- executing
- expressions
F
G
H
- H constant (COBOL)
- halted location, displaying
- header fields, Debug Tool session panel
- help, online
- hexadecimal format, displaying values in
- hexadecimal format, how to display value of variable
- hexadecimal format, how to monitor value of variable
- hexadecimal format, monitoring values in
- HFS, compiling a C++ program on
- HFS, compiling a C program on
- HFS, compiling Enterprise PL/I program on
- highlighting, changing in Debug Tool session panel
- history, Debug Tool command
- history area of Memory window
- hooks
- how to choose
(1), (2)
I
- I/O, COBOL
- IBM Support Assistant, searching for problem resolution
- improving Debug Tool performance
- improving performance in multi-enclave environments
- IMS
- IMS MPP
- INCLUDE files, how to automonitor variables in, while in remote debug mode
(1), (2)
- INCLUDE files, how to debug PL/I
(1), (2)
- information, displaying environmental
- information centers, searching for problem resolution
- initial programs, non-Language Environment
- input areas, order of processing, Debug Tool
- INSPLOG
- INSPPREF
- INSPSAFE
- instructions on how to compile a program with Debug Tool Utilities
- interfaces
- interfaces, description of
- interLanguage communication (ILC) application, debugging
- interlanguage programs, using with Debug Tool
- Internet
- interpretive subset
- INTERRUPT, Language Environment run-time option
- invoking
- IPv6 format (TCP/IP)
- ISPF
J
K
L
- Language Environment
- Language Environment user exit, create and manage data set used by
- Language Environment user exit, requirements for data set used by
- LDD command, example
- LEFT, SCROLL command
- licensed documents
- line breakpoint, setting
- line continuation
- link-edit assembler program
- linking
- LIST %HEX command
- LIST command
- LIST commands
- listing
- listing files, how Debug Tool locates
(1), (2)
- literal constants, entering
- Load Module Analyzer
(1), (2)
- log, session
- log file
(1), (2)
- log file, saving automonitor section to
- Log window
- LookAt message retrieval tool
- low-level debugging
M
- MAIN DB2 stored procedures
- managing file allocations
- manual restoring of settings, breakpoints, and monitor specifications
- memory
- MEMORY command, using
- Memory window
- Memory window, addresses that span two columns
- Memory window, entering multiple commands in
- message retrieval tool, LookAt
- modifying
- modifying value of a C variable
- MONITOR command
- MONITOR LIST command, using to monitor variables
- Monitor window
- Monitor window, adding variables to
- Monitor window, replacing variables in
- monitoring
- monitoring storage in C++
- more than one language, debugging programs with
- moving around windows in Debug Tool
- moving the cursor, Debug Tool
- moving to new level of Language Environment
- multilanguage programs, using with Debug Tool
- multiline commands
- multiple commands, entering in Memory window
- multiple enclaves
- multithreading
- MVS
- MVS, starting Debug Tool under
- MVS POSIX programs, debugging
N
O
- objects
- opening Debug Tool physical windows
- opening Memory window with base address
- operators and operands for C
- OPT
- OPTIMIZE, C++ compiler option
- OPTIMIZE, C compiler option
- optimized applications, debugging large
- optimized COBOL programs, modifying variables in
(1), (2), (3)
- optimized programs, compiling COBOL with NONE and NOHOOK
- optimized programs, debugging COBOL
- options module, CEEUOPT run-time
- OS PL/I, compiling
- OS PL/I, finding list for
- OS PL/I programs, debugging
- OS/VS COBOL
- output
- overloaded operator
- overwrite errors, finding storage
P
- panel
- PANEL command (full-screen mode)
- paragraph trace, generating a COBOL run-time
- PATH, how Enterprise COBOL for z/OS, Version 4.1, handles
- performance
- performance, improving Debug Tool
- PF keys
- PF4 key, using
- physical
- physical window, enlarging
- PL/I
- PL/I, definition of
- PL/I for MVS & VM, compiling
- PL/I listing, data set
- PL/I source, data set
- PLAYBACK commands
- introduction to
- PLAYBACK BACKWARD
- PLAYBACK DISABLE
- PLAYBACK ENABLE
- PLAYBACK FORWARD
- PLAYBACK START
- PLAYBACK STOP
- PLITEST
- point of view, changing
- positioning lines at top of windows
- precompiling DB2 programs
- preference file
(1), (2)
- preferences file
- preferences files, how to create a
- prefix area
- prefix commands
- prepare an assembler program, steps to
- preparing
- previous commands, retrieving
- problem determination
- profile settings, changing in Debug Tool
- program
- program IDs, specifying correct for C/C++ and Enterprise PL/I programs
- programming language neutral, how to write commands that are
- pseudo-conversational program, saving settings
- PX constant (PL/I)
Q
- qualification
- qualifying variables
R
- recording
- recording a debug session
- referencing variables, implications of
- remote debug mode
- remote debug mode, monitoring variables in optimized COBOL programs
- remote debug mode, PL/I, debugging INCLUDE files
(1), (2)
- removing statement and symbol tables
(1), (2)
- replacing variables in Monitor window
- replaying
- replaying recorded statements
- replaying statements
- requirements
- reserved keywords
- RESIDENT compiler option
- restoring, manually; of settings, breakpoints, and monitor specifications
- restrictions
- RETRIEVE command
- retrieving commands
- retrieving lines from Log or Source windows
- RIGHT, SCROLL command
- RLIM processing, CICS
- RUN subcommand
- run time
- run-time options
- running a program
- running in batch mode
- running your program, introduction to
- RUNTO command
S
- save breakpoints file
- save monitor specifications file
- save settings file
- saving
- saving (automatically) settings, breakpoints, and monitor specifications
- saving, disabling automatic of settings, breakpoints, and monitor specifications
- saving and restoring customizations
- saving and restoring settings, how to improve performance in environment with multiple enclaves
- scenarios
- scope of objects in C and C++
- scroll area, Debug Tool
- SCROLL command
- search string, syntax of
- searching, how Debug Tool searches for
- searching for characters or strings
- self-modifying code, restrictions for debugging
- separate debug file
- separate debug file, data set
- separate debug file files, how Debug Tool locates
- service, when you apply to Language Environment
- session
- session panel
- session panel, while debugging assembler
- session settings
- session variables
- SET AUTOMONITOR ON BOTH command, how it works
- SET AUTOMONITOR ON command, example
- SET AUTOMONITOR ON command, how it works
- SET AUTOMONITOR ON PREVIOUS command, how it works
- SET commands
- SET AUTOMONITOR
- SET AUTOMONITOR ON
- SET DEFAULT SCROLL
- SET EQUATE
- SET INTERCEPT
- SET PFKEY
- SET QUALIFY
- SET REFRESH
- SET SCROLL DISPLAY OFF
- SET WARNING
- SET WARNING OFF, how to use
- setting
- setting breakpoints, in C++
- setting breakpoints, introduction to
- settings
- setup file
- setup files
- size, reducing program
- sizing physical windows
- Software Support
- SOURCE, PL/I compiler option
- source, program
- source file in window, changing
- source files, how Debug Tool locates
(1), (2)
- Source window
- STANDARD
- starting
- starting a full-screen debug session
- starting Debug Tool
- Starting Debug Tool
- starting Debug Tool Utilities
- starting interactive function calls
- starting your program
- statement tables, removing
(1), (2)
- statements
- stdout, capturing output to
- STEP command
- stepping
- stepping, introduction to
- STMT, how Enterprise COBOL for z/OS, Version 4.1, handles
- STMT suboption of TEST compiler option (PL/I), effect of
- stopping
- storage
- storage, raw
- storage errors, finding
- STORAGE run-time option, specifying
- stored procedures
- string
- string substitution, using
- strings
- SUB DB2 stored procedures
- substitution, using string
- SUBSYS
- suppressing the display of warning messages
- SWAP command, when to use
- SWAP command compared to scroll commands
- SYM suboption of TEST compiler option (PL/I), effect of
- symbol tables, removing
(1), (2)
- syntax diagrams
- SYSCDBG
- SYSDEBUG
- SYSTCPD
- system commands, issuing, Debug Tool
T
- TCP/IP, specifying for IMS programs (IPv4 or IPv6 formats)
- template in C++
- Terminal Interface Manager
- terminal mode, selecting correct Display ID for each type of
- terminology, Debug Tool
- TEST compiler option
- TEST compiler option (C++), effect of
- TEST compiler option (C), effect of
- TEST run-time option
- TEST suboptions, redefining at runtime
- this pointer, in C++
- trace, generating a COBOL run-time paragraph
- traceback, COBOL routine
- traceback, function
- traceback, non-Language Environment COBOL routine
- tracing run-time path
- TRAP, Language Environment run-time option
(1), (2)
- TRAP(ON) run-time option, specifying
- trigraph
- trigraphs
- TSO
- TSO, starting Debug Tool under
- TSO command
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