Overview
This course describes how to use the ILE source-level debugger to debug a program interactively. It shows how to set breakpoints (both unconditional and conditional), display the value of a data item, change the value of a data item, and step through a program one statement at a time. It covers all of the debugging functions provided by the debugger, both those implemented using debugging commands and those implemented using function keys.
Approximate Study Time: 2 hours
Objectives
After completing this course, you should be able to:
- Define and use the terms related to the ILE source-level debugger, such as debug mode, debug data, and debug view
- Name and describe the different debug views that can be generated when creating a module
- Start the ILE source-level debugger by placing your interactive job in debug mode
- Set both unconditional and conditional breakpoints in a program
- Display the current contents of a data item
- Change the contents of a data item
- Step through a program one statement at a time
- Use a watch condition to stop program execution when the value of a data item is changed
- Add programs to and remove programs from debug mode
- Define and use abbreviations for a data item name, an expression, or a debug command while debugging a program
Topic Outline
Introduction to the ILE Source-Level Debugger
Sample Debugging Session
Using Breakpoints
Displaying and Changing Data Items
Stepping Through a Program
Additional Debugging Functions
Audience
This course is intended for anyone who will be developing ILE programs in the IBM i environment.
Prerequisites
This course assumes you familiar with IBM i programming concepts and facilities. You can satisfy this prerequisite by successfully completing the courses in the following series:
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