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459e3eb8e2f3-2 | CAMRCOB2 ---------- CA InterTest Batch UNCOND BEFORE Intercept ---------------
COMMAND ===> SCROLL===> HALF
TRACE=> 022300 022200 022100 021900 021500 021400 021310 021300 021200 021020
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OF WA-TABLE-1
OF WA-LEVEL1
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da9e9c2c8561-1 | COMMAND ===> SCROLL===> HALF
TRACE=> 022300 022200 022100 021900 021500 021400 021310 021300 021200 021020
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
00262DCF ND 016800 06 WA-T1-3A 02.
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< nnnn (Scroll Left) Command
The scroll left (<) command is used to scroll data in the keep window left. The format of the command is <[ nnnn ] where
nnnn is any number from 1 to 9999. If the data length is greater than the display area, the data is scrolled the number of
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5972521b97f4-1 | 000880 * Demonstration Program. You are now at the *
000881 * Initial Breakpoint panel which is displayed *
000882 * upon entry to the first program to be tested. *
000883 * At this point, other breakpoints can be set *
0008... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
5972521b97f4-2 | The following panel shows a data item scrolled right 3 bytes:
CAMRCOB2 ---------- CA InterTest Batch *INITIAL* Intercept -------------------
COMMAND ===> SCROLL ===> CSR
TRACE=>
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1F0A9655 AN 000843 03 FILLER -+=.,;:#*/()@&%$¢?
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
000875 PROCEDURE DIVISION USING PARAMETER-AREA.
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f834915cd30f-1 | (+0002 relative to 0)
Control Commands
Use Control commands to control the test session.
To use Control commands to control the test session, enter the Control commands on the command line of the Intercept
panel. To enter multiple control commands on the command line, separate the commands with semicolons (;).
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The following table shows a list of control commands available when using your product:
Command Definition
ADVANCE Follows the trace pointers forward.
AT Sets an unconditional breakpoint (same as UNCOND).
CORE Displays memory for the debugging region.
COUNTS Enables frequency counting, res... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
76e9b98cd32e-1 | OFFWN (or OFFC) Removes conditional breakpoints.
POINT Directs PREVIOUS and ADVANCE pointer.
PREV Follows trace pointers in reverse.
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PS Prints stream to session log.
QUALIFY Sets current program id.
QUIT Terminates the test session.
RDI Resets data item (or REMOVE).
RECORDS Formats data in the COBOL FILE section.
REFRESH Displays updated split screen values.
REGS Displays registers for assembler programs.
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e4fed76b9e3d-1 | ADVANCE <nnn|P nn>
You may enter this command in its abbreviated form: A.
Variables
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Use the following variables with the ADVANCE command:
nnn Specifies the number of executed statements for the session to
move forward. The default is one.
P Specifies that the next executed paragraph, procedure, or label is
displayed.
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f8e3b2c31007-1 | set.
If you enter AT or UNCOND without operands, the Breakpoint panel is displayed.
AT <<statement-number|paragraph-name|procedure-name|label-name> <AFTER|BEFORE> <(subcommand-list)>>
<<ALL|program-name> <ENTRY|EXIT|LABEL|DBCALL> <(subcommand-list)>>
Variables
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ENTRY For COBOL programs, specifies that a breakpoint occurs each
time the currently qualified program begins execution. For PL/I
and assembler programs, specifies that a breakpoint occurs the
first time the currently qualified program is entered.
EXIT Specifies that a breakpoint occurs ea... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
ae546f470882-1 | paragraph name are shown next:
041400 0000-INITIALIZATION SECTION.
041500
041600 MOVE +20 TO VARIABLE-LENGTH-1.
041700 MOVE +25 TO VARIABLE-LENGTH-2.
041800 MOVE +30 TO VARIABLE-LENGTH-3.
Set a breakpoint on the first statement of the example by either of the following AT commands:
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In this example, the program stops before executing statement 41700, and VARIABLE-LENGTH-2 is set to 50. The GO
41800 causes the program to resume execution at statement 41800 so the contents of VARIABLE-LENGTH-2 are not
changed to +25. You can use commands like these to temporarily modify... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
045113fa3518-1 | Variables
Use the following variables with the COUNTS command:
ON Enables frequency counting
OFF Disables frequency counting
SHOW Causes the frequency counters to be displayed on the Intercept
panel
NOSHOW Suppresses the display of the frequency counters on the Intercept
panel
RESET Clears to zero all of the counters f... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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When specifying COUNTS ON or OFF, you may also specify SHOW or NOSHOW as a second argument.
If frequency counting is enabled but the display is disabled, counting continues even though no counts are displayed.
CS Command (Current Statement)
The Current Statement (CS) command displays and h... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
4a68a5d1de73-1 | You can use this command in its abbreviated form: DM.
Usage Notes
Enabling DATAMON lets you view past data values when navigating the trace table. If DATAMON was in effect for the
statement highlighted by the trace navigation command (PREV, ADV, POINT), the data values displayed in the KEEP
and DISPLAY commands will be... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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Use the following syntax for DDALLOC:
DDALLOC <ddname>
You can enter this command in its abbreviated form: DDA.
DDFREE Command (Free a DD)
The DDFREE command lets you free a specified DD.
Syntax
Use the following syntax for DDFREE:
DDFREE ddname
You can enter this command in its abbr... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
01 WORKING-STORAGE-AREA.
05 CONVERSION-AREA.
10 CONV-DATE PIC 9(7) VALUE ZERO.
10 CONV-TIME PIC 9(6)V999 VALUE ZERO.
05 SELECTION CRITERIA.
10 SELECT-START PIC S9(15)V999 COMP.
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20b7caf1d2d5-1 | the allocation of based variable ELEMENT that is pointed to by
NEXT_ELEM_PTR.
For assembler or PL/I programs, you need a data-item or expression operand.
If you are navigating the trace table and data monitoring was in effect for the currently highlighted statement, the values
displayed for your data items are from the... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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Use the following variable with the DROP command:
symbolic-name User-defined symbolic name for a data item.
DROPUSE Command (Remove a Using)
The DROPUSE command removes a using that was set with the USING command. This command is only valid when
debugging an assembler program.
Syntax
Use t... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
597bdc54095c-1 | FREE SYSMDUMP
DELETEDSN SYSMDUMP
ALLOC SYSMDUMP dsn=SYSDUMP
SPACE=(cyl, (50,10))
DISP=(NEW,catlg)
VOL=
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UNIT=
You must print SYSMDUMPs using the AMDPRDMP utility.
NOTE
You can also use the DDALLOC command to allocate the SYSMDUMP DD to an existing DSN or a SYSOUT
class.
EQUATE Command (Specify Symbolic Name)
Use the EQUATE command to equate a data item with a symbolic name. You may then r... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
b0f806cbd1be-1 | NO OF EN OF PR used as the data item in a control command
also refers to NAME-ONE OF EMP-NAME OF PAYROLL-REC.
PL/I: The following command equates
PAYROLL_REC.EMP_NAME.NAME_ONE to the symbolic
name N1. You may now specify N1 as the data item for control
commands such as LDI and SET.
EQUATE N1 PAYROLL_REC.EMP_NAME.NAME-O... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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The data item may be a fixed or variably subscripted data item or indexed data item. The following commands equate a
variably subscripted data item to the symbolic name W1.
COBOL:
EQ W1 WA-TI-3A(S1,S2,S3)
PL/I:
EQ W1 WA_TI_3A(S1,S2,S3)
The data item can also be a qualified subscripte... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
bc8dc8fc2eb2-1 | Number of statements currently executed during this test: 21
Percentage of statements currently executed during this test: 100
NOTE
If COUNTS NOSHOW is in effect, no statements are counted and the Execution Summary Display will show N/A
for Not Applicable for all three counts.
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FILES Command (Display COBOL FD Status)
The FILES command displays the File Status panel. The File Status panel indicates whether the data sets in the FD
section are open or closed, and it gives the DSORG and DCB information for the files. For more information on File Status
Panels, see De... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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nnnK = nnn x 1 thousand (for example, 010K= 10 thousand)
nnnM=nnn x 1 million (for example, 010M= 10 million)
nnnG=nnn x 1 billion (for example, 010G= 10 billion)
If your frequency count has exceeded 9999 and you wish to see
an exact count, issue an I (Info) line command to the left of the... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
cd5a14bfb680-1 | procedure-name Specifies a procedure-name in the PL/I program where execution
resumes.
label-name Specifies a label-name in the assembler or PL/I program where
execution resumes.
Specify a statement number, paragraph, procedure, or label name as the execution start point. GO with no operands
resumes execution at the ne... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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•A breakpoint is encountered.
•An ABEND occurs in the program.
•The step count (specified by the STEP command) is exhausted.
•The user interrupts the test by pressing the ATTENTION key.
•The program runs to normal completion.
Usage Notes
When using GO to modify the flow of execution of a C... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
bc1dda08f22b-1 | execution.
Usage Notes
The GOTO command puts a temporary breakpoint on the specified line and resumes execution. Once the temporary
breakpoint is reached, the temporary breakpoint is removed. If the temporary breakpoint is still active at the time of
intercept, the specified line is denoted as "T". The temporary breakp... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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Variables
Use the following variable with the INCLUDE command:
member-name Specifies a valid member name of a partitioned data set (PDS)
allocated to ddname INT1CLIB.
Usage Notes
Before you enter the INCLUDE command, perform an allocation to ddname INT1CLIB. Allocate the partitioned data s... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
0d94ef770805-1 | Use the following variables with LDA or AUTOKEEP:
ON Enables the automatic list data facility.
OFF Disables the automatic list data facility.
Usage Notes
LDA does not inhibit your ability to use the LDI (KEEP) or LDIX (KEEP HEX) commands to add static entries to the keep
window. While automatically added data items are... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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COBOL programs can be compiled with the ARITH(EXTEND) parameter which will allow a numeric field to be greater
than 18 bytes. These fields will be displayed with the message 'TOO BIG TO DISPLAY' in the value. To view or change
the actual value of the field, use the CORE command.
LDI (or KE... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
5b1dd9c46dcc-1 | qualification.
COBOL : Use this command to refer to the EMPLOYEE-NO in the
MASTER-RECORD if the EMPLOYEE-NO is not unique.
LDI EMPLOYEE-NO IN MASTER-RECORD
PL/I: Use this command to refer to the EMPLOYEE_NO in the
MASTER_RECORD if the EMPLOYEE_NO is not unique.
LDI MASTER_RECORD.EMPLOYEE_NO
The data-item parameter can ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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PL/I:
LDI WA_TI_3A(1,2,3
You can specify also variable subscripts, as follows:
COBOL:
LDI WA-TI-3A(SUB1,SUB2,SUB3)
PL/I:
LDI WA_TI_3A(SUB1,SUB2,SUB3)
In this case, the value displayed changes as the subscripted variables change. The values of the subscripts are also
displayed. An ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
cedda44d36d7-1 | the actual value of the field, use the CORE command.
Special Registers
Special registers are compiler-generated storage areas whose primary use is to store information produced through one
of COBOL's specific features.
You may display the value of the following special registers in the application:
RETURN-CODE
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LDX (or KEEPX) Command (List Data Item in Hex)
The list data item in hexadecimal (LDX) command inserts three lines showing the data item and its value before the first
display lines of the program listing on the Intercept panel. The second and third lines display the data representation in... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
5c5c05f8baa1-1 | MASTER_RECORD if the EMPLOYEE_NO is not unique:
LDX MASTER_REC.EMPLOYEE_NO
The data-item parameter can be a fixed or variably subscripted data item or an indexed data item. For example, the
following commands show the use of fixed subscripts:
COBOL:
LDX WA-TI-3A(1,2,3)
PL/I:
LDX WA_TI_3A(1,2,3)
You can specify al... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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LDX WA-TI-3A(SUB1,SUB2,SUB3)
PL/I:
LDX WA_TI_3A(SUB1,SUB2,SUB3)
In this case, the value displayed changes as the subscript variables change. The values of the subscripts are also
displayed. An * INVALID * message is placed next to any of the subscripts that are out of range.
The data... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
c338573128cd-1 | Syntax
Use the following syntax with LEQ:
LEQ
LINKAGE Command (Format the COBOL Linkage Section)
The LINKAGE command displays the Linkage Display panel. Modify the data values on this display.
Syntax
Use the following syntax with LINKAGE:
LINKAGE <data-item> <PRINT>
You can enter this command in its abbreviated... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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Use the following variables with the LINKAGE command:
data-item Causes a display of the data item, any subordinate data items,
and their data values.
PRINT Causes the data displayed by the command to be written in the
session log.
Usage Notes
Consider the following LINKAGE SECTION definiti... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
3aeb3f00d837-1 | the line the breakpoint to be deleted is listed on, and pressing enter.
Syntax
Use the following syntax with LISTAT:
LISTAT
LISTBP Command (List All Breakpoints)
The LISTBP command displays the Breakpoints panel. This is a listing of all conditional (WHEN) and unconditional (AT)
breakpoints set in the application. Y... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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Use the following syntax with LISTBP:
LISTBP
You can enter this command in its abbreviated form: LBP.
LISTLBL Command (List Labels)
The LISTLBL command lists the labels that were added with the .label command.
Syntax
Use the following syntax with LISTLBL:
LISTLBL
LISTUSE Command (Lis... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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MLOG Command (Record Debugging Session)
Logs and monitors a debugging session so you can save it and reuse the session commands in a future debugging
session.
Syntax
Use the following syntax with MLOG:
MLOG <START|STOP|CANCEL|DISPLAY|LOAD> <name> <description>
Variables
MLOG START name ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
3bb93ae3e7cd-1 | command.
NEXT Command (Executing Verbs)
The NEXT command executes the next verb in the program. You will see the Next Intercept panel after entering NEXT.
Syntax
Use the following syntax with NEXT:
NEXT <nnn|P|BEFORE|AFTER|?|OVER|RETURN>
You can enter this command in its abbreviated form: N.
Variables
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Use the following variables with the NEXT command:
nnn Specifies the number of statements to execute. The default is one.
P Specifies that all statements in the current paragraph that are not
to be skipped will be executed, and execution stops at the next
paragraph.
BEFORE Specifies that w... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
4c80b960fc95-1 | subroutine, where a break point occurs.
NOFREQ Command (Remove Frequency Counters)
Use the NOFREQ command to remove the frequency counters and arrows from the Intercept panel.
Syntax
Use the following syntax for NOFREQ:
NOFREQ
NOTE
This is used along with the FREQ command. This command and the FREQ command have been... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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Delete a breakpoint by specifying OFF with the statement number where the breakpoint is set in the COMMAND field of
the Intercept panel.
Syntax
Use the following syntax for OFF and OFFU:
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0d37ee9d51ce-1 | AT or UNCOND command.
Usage Notes
Set a breakpoint by paragraph, procedure, or label name, and delete by the statement number on which the paragraph is
declared and vice versa. For example, consider the following code:
041400 0000-INITIALIZATION SECTION.
041500
041600 MOVE +20 TO VARIABLE-LENGTH-1.
0417... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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UNCOND 41400
or
UNCOND 0000-INITIALIZATION
The breakpoint could be removed by either of the following OFF commands:
OFF 41400
or
OFF 0000-INITIALIZATION
OFFWN (or OFFC) Command (Remove Conditional Breakpoints)
Use the OFFWN command to delete conditional breakpoints set ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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Use the following variables with the POINT command:
statement-number A program statement number from which PREV and ADVANCE
are used.
paragraph-name A COBOL paragraph name from which PREV and ADVANCE are
used.
procedure-name A PL/I procedure name from which PREV and ADVANCE are
used.
label... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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Use the following variables with the PREV command:
nnn Specifies the number of previously executed statements for the
application to scroll. The default is one.
P Specifies that the previously executed paragraph, procedure, or
label is displayed.
nn Specifies the number of previously execu... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
8968d3c69a8c-1 | The QUALIFY command identifies the program to which all subsequent commands apply. This qualification is
automatically reset by another QUALIFY command, or resulting from the flow of the execution. When testing more than
one program, the listing switches automatically to the qualified program.
Syntax
Use the following ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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Use the following variables with the QUALIFY command:
program-id Specifies the PROTSYM member name of the program to which
the following commands apply.
The program-id of the currently intercepted program is automatically qualified at each program intercept. The qualified
program-id of the... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
d44aefe4ffa3-1 | Syntax
Use the following syntax for RDI or REMOVE:
RDI data-item|ALL
You can enter this command in its abbreviated form: RE.
Variables
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Use the following variables with the RDI or REMOVE command:
data-item Must be a data item in a LDI command.
ALL Specifies that all LDI items should be deleted from the Intercept
panel.
RECORDS Command (Show COBOL Record Formats)
The RECORDS command displays the COBOL File Section Display p... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
a2c8ec87eae6-1 | ZZZZ.
The command REC INPUT-SSN-ZZZZ formats and displays INPUT-SSN-ZZZZ.
The INPUT-FILE must be open to modify data with the RECORDS command.
The RECORDS command is not valid for assembler or PL/I.
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If you are navigating the trace table and data monitoring was in effect for the currently highlighted statement, the values
displayed for your data items will be from the time before that statement was executed.
REFRESH Command
Use the REFRESH subcommand when you have split the screen duri... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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RESTART
Usage Notes
This command is only valid under batch link. Foreground users should use the QUIT command.
RUN Command (Resume Execution)
The RUN command resumes execution of the program ignoring all breakpoints. The program continues to execute until
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Use the following variables with the SET command:
data-item A data item in the monitored program or a COBOL special
register. Data-item may be a fixed or variably subscripted data
item or an indexed data item. It may also be a qualified data item.
value The new value of the data item.
LOW-... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
5f81bc6a7303-1 | the following examples:
COBOL: SET WA-TI(4) = 6
Sets the fourth element in the table WA-T1 to 6.
SET WA-TI2(SUB1,SUB2) = 'S1S2'
Sets an element in WA-T2 depending on the values of SUB1 and
SUB2 to S1S2.
SET WA-T1-1A OF WA-TABLE-1 (2)= 2
Sets the second element of the non-unique table WA-T1-1A in the
unique table WA-TAB... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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If you are navigating the trace table and data monitoring was in effect for the currently highlighted statement, the SET
command is not enabled. You must first issue the CS command to reset the tracing and then issue the SET command.
COBOL programs can be compiled with the ARITH(EXTEND) p... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
643b6cff5dbf-1 | and instead use an unconditional breakpoint with an associated GO command.
To set an unconditional breakpoint, type AT on the command line and press Enter. When prompted, enter the statement
number where the breakpoint should occur, which is the statement you wish to skip. Type GO nnnnn in the Command
field, where nnn... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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000921 PERFORM LOG-RESULT.
Instead, use the AT command to force execution to resume at statement 921:
-------------------- CA InterTest Batch BREAKPOINT PANEL ---------------------
OPTION ===> S
S - SET A BREAKPOINT
R - RESET A BREAKPO... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
35d444bf07c5-1 | Usage Notes
AUTOSTEP (or AUTO) is a synonym for SLOW.
Interrupt this feature by pressing the Attention key. For information on the Attention key, see Stop a Looping Program in
Guidelines for Novice Users.
Occasionally when you press the Attention key, the program stops and the short message field SUBCOMMAND ABEND
is di... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
6ae9284c5ce5-0 | InterTest™ and SymDump ® 11.0
SNAP Command (Produce a SNAP Report)
The SNAP command produces a SymDump Batch, Optimizer/II , or Optimizer/II SNAP report, if you have one of these
products initialized. For details on the SNAP report, see the appropriate product's documentation.
Syntax
Use the following syntax for SNAP... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
6ae9284c5ce5-1 | executed, and the STEP COUNT Intercept panel is displayed when that number of verbs has executed.
Syntax
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Use the following syntax for STEP:
STEP <nnnn|BEFORE|AFTER>
You can enter this command in its abbreviated form: ST.
Variables
Use the following variable with the STEP command:
nnnn Specifies the number of verbs to be executed each time you
enter a GO command. Setting the STEP count to 0... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
bf2e4596015f-1 | A suspended batch link session becomes immediately available for selection from the Batch Link Selection panel.
Reconnect a suspended session by the same user or by a different user. Regardless of which user selects the suspended
session, the session is resumed from exactly the same point at which the session was suspe... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
63c8f5df0d5a-0 | InterTest™ and SymDump ® 11.0
TRACE SOURCE Command (Trace with Source Code Displayed)
The TRACE SOURCE command functions similar to the TRACE command, but displays the code being traced as well as
the statement number.
Syntax
Use the following syntax for TRACE SOURCE:
TRACE SOURCE n
You can enter this command in its... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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TRP Command (Trace Paragraphs)
The TRP command invokes the Program Trace Display panel. This panel shows statement numbers and paragraph,
procedure, or label names executed.
Syntax
Use the following syntax for TRP:
TRP
Usage Notes
The trace facility must be enabled for the TRP command t... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
181814a0e996-1 | specified data item changes. For example: WHEN whename1
R1498_STATUS.
Format 2 This type checks a relational expression for a TRUE condition
before intercepting the program. For example:
WHEN whename2 R1498_STATUS GT G
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If the when-name specified is a statement number, the WHEN condition is only tested before executing that statement
number. In this case, the application does not test for the condition before each statement. This local type of conditional
breakpoint reduces computing overhead.
NOTE
•WHEN... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
eaacf14e4b82-1 | value of the specified data-item has changed.) This is the default
behavior.
AFTER Specifies that execution should stop after the statement when the
condition is met. (That is, the application detected that the value of
the specified data-item has changed.)
subcommand-list A list of application commands, separated by... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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Use the following variables with the WHEN or COND commands:
data-item-1 Based on the value of the operator, data-item-1 is compared
to data-item-2. Whenever the expression is true, a W when-
name Intercept panel is displayed. Data-item-1 may be a fixed or
variably subscripted, indexed, or ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
d5d6b1da3953-1 | condition is met. (The specified condition is TRUE.)
subcommand-list A list of application commands, separated by semicolons, to be
executed when the breakpoint is encountered during the test. The
subcommand-list is enclosed in parenthesis.
Usage Notes
Global conditional breakpoints (the when-name is not specified usi... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
037ea6b46153-0 | InterTest™ and SymDump ® 11.0
* Command (Add Comments in Session Log)
The * command lets you specify a comment to be inserted in the session log. The text following the * is inserted in the
current session log exactly as typed.
Syntax
Use the following syntax for *:
* text
Variables
Use the following variable with t... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
037ea6b46153-1 | Allocation of INT1REPT to a disk data set:
ALLOC DD(INT1REPT) DSN(INT.REPORT) NEW SPACE(2 1) CYL
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If the ddname is allocated to a disk data set, the issuance of each report command completely rewrites the data set. If you
would like to obtain both reports, perform the following steps:
1.Allocate the ddname INT1REPT to a data set.
2.Enter the HIST command.
3.Reallocate the INT1REPT to a... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
365b17816e07-1 | 000876 0001 |*
000886 0001 |*
000887 0001 |*
000889 0001 |* ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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000914 0001 |*
000915 0001 |*
000917 0001 |*
000920 0001 |* ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
a832579fef0b-1 | A sample XSUM report follows:
PP 5740-CB1 RELEASE 2.3 JULY 24, 2014 IBM OS/VS COBOL
16.20.10 DATE FEB 3,2014
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1 16.20.10 FEB 3,2014
100010 IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
100020 PROGRAM-ID. SCRIPT.
100030 DATE-COMPILED. FEB 3,2014.
100050 ENVIRONMENT DIVISION.
100060 DA... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
0a82c8cebabe-1 | 0001 100270 GO TO LOOP-MOVE-END.
0009 100280 ADD 1 TO BIN1.
0009 100290 ADD 3 TO BIN2.
0009 100300 ADD 9 TO BIN3.
0009 100310 ADD 1 TO BIN4.
0009 100320 MOVE BIN1 TO MOVE-DISP.
0009 100330 GO TO L... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
c30907fdc767-0 | InterTest™ and SymDump ® 11.0
A sample XSUM report summary follows:
CA InterTest Batch EXECUTION SUMMARY REPORT FOR PROGRAM-ID: SCRIPT
DATE: 02/03/14 TIME: 16:21:07
SESSION NUMBER: 0127 FOR USERID USER01
NUMBER OF EXECUTABLE STATEMENTS: 000032
NUMBER OF STATEMENTS EXECUTED DURING THIS TEST: 000032
PE... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
c30907fdc767-1 | ---> 000525 GO TO DEMONSTRATE-HIST-COMMAND.
---> 000531 DEMONSTRATE-SLOW-COMMAND.
---> 000532 MOVE ZERO TO OPTION-CHOSEN.
---> 000537 SLOW-COND. ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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---> 000562 MOVE ZEROES TO BILL-YTD, SUB-TOTAL.
---> 000568 PERFORM BILL-CALC THRU BILL-CALC-EX
---> 000572 MOVE SPACES TO CHEQUE-LINE.
---> 000573 MOVE TOTAL-GROSS TO CHEQUE-A... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
039eeea6c90d-1 | of the TRACE line as it appeared on the Intercept panel.
•All input commands
•Any comments entered by the user using the * command on the Intercept panel during the testing session
•Any WORKING STORAGE SECTION, LINKAGE SECTION, or RECORDS data displayed using the DI, LI, or RE
command with the PRINT option or the P lin... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
61c0d3d4b2ec-0 | InterTest™ and SymDump ® 11.0
*000265 000260 000259 000258 000257 000255 000254 000253 000252 000251 000250
XSUM
GO
A sample session log with dynamic symbolic supp... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
61c0d3d4b2ec-1 | subsequently edited and used as the subject of an INCLUDE command.
Pre-allocating the ddname INT1CLOG activates the session log. Allocate the log to a disk file or to a SYSOUT class. In
either case, there is no need to specify any DCB information as the application sets it to:
RECFM=FB,LRECL=80,BLKSIZE=6160
Because use... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
10c49daf4814-0 | InterTest™ and SymDump ® 11.0
Guidelines for Novice Users
This section provides an overview and checklist for novice users of the Foreground option. The following sections assist
you in preparing your programs for testing and using the application panels and commands to test your programs. For
detailed information on t... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
10c49daf4814-1 | application.
3.Invoke the application (ask you technical support personnel for instructions, if needed).
If you are testing an IMS or DL/I program, also review the instructions given in the section Testing IMS Applications.
If you are testing under Roscoe , also review the instructions in the section Testing Under Rosc... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
10c49daf4814-2 | names for any PL/I programs that you want to debug.
If you are using Endevor to manage your load module and listing libraries, you can activate the dynamic symbolic
support feature (DSS) by designating a PROTSYM file as the receiver for DSS post processor-created symbolic files.
This reduces your pre-testing setup tim... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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–An abend occurs: The Intercept panel is displayed, highlighting the statement where the abend was detected.
–The program runs to normal completion. The Execution Control panel displays with the return code in the upper
right corner indicating that the run has completed.
Execute a Program ... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
da8120252751-1 | must first press the RESET key.
If you cannot locate the Attention or RESET and PA1 keys, ask your technical support person for assistance.
NOTE
If you are attempting to break from a looping program and the PA1 key does not work, press RESET and then
the PA1 key.
Trace a Program in Reverse
A program can be stepped back... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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041500
041600 MOVE +20 TO VARIABLE-LENGTH-1.
041700 MOVE +25 TO VARIABLE-LENGTH-2.
041800 MOVE +30 TO VARIABLE-LENGTH-3.
The program is stopped at the first line of this code so that you can examine the value of the VARIABLE-LENGTH
variables used in the next thre... | /Users/ilidiolopes/Documents/ca-intertest-and-ca-symdump-11-01.pdf |
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