Hi,
Can any one help me in finding a way to get the complete trace of Debug in a File.
Basically I would like to avoid going in to Debug line by line or trace for a perticular variable. Instead would be great to have the complete dump of Trace in a file with the field values at each line. This allows me to filter the trace and build a report showcasing the desired change of values.
I work in production support and use Debugger intensively. So when ever I resreach on an issue and find a solution for the problem, I had to capture lot of screen shots of Debug to show where the problem has occured.
How to get a Trace Dump of DEBUG
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Re: How to get a Trace Dump of DEBUG
Run Debug Tool in batch with, untried as I've only ever used PL/I's PLITEST and that was more than a decade ago, an "AT CHANGE whatever CALL procedure" option to print the variable to be followed. Don't think you will get statement numbers for this...
Robert AH Prins
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robert.ah.prins @ the.17+Gb.Google thingy
Re: How to get a Trace Dump of DEBUG
Robert Thanks for Responding. Can you detail on your solution on how to use it.
I am looking for a option in Debug where I will get the Complete Report line by line in a file instead of me going in to debug and using At change to trace a variable.
I am looking for a option in Debug where I will get the Complete Report line by line in a file instead of me going in to debug and using At change to trace a variable.
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