You can change the module object that is shown on the Display Module Source display .
You do this by using option 5 (Display module source) on the Work with Module List display. The Work with Module List display can be accessed from the Display Module Source display by pressing F14 (Work with Module List). The Display Module Source display is shown below.
To select a module object, type 5 (Display module source) next to the module object you want to show.
Display Module Source Program: DSPWKDAY Library: MYLIB Module: DSPWKDAY 24 500- CALL PGM(WEEKDAY2) PARM(&DAYOFWK) 25 600- IF COND(&DAYOFWK *EQ 1) THEN(CHGVAR + 26 700 VAR(&WEEKDAY) VALUE('Sunday')) 27 800- ELSE CMD(IF COND(&DAYOFWK *EQ 2) THEN(CHGV 28 900 VAR(&WEEKDAY) VALUE('Monday'))) 29 1000- ELSE CMD(IF COND(&DAYOFWK *EQ 3) THEN(CHGV 30 1100 VAR(&WEEKDAY) VALUE('Tuesday'))) 31 1200- ELSE CMD(IF COND(&DAYOFWK *EQ 4) THEN(CHGV 32 1300 VAR(&WEEKDAY) VALUE('Wednesday'))) 33 1400- ELSE CMD(IF COND(&DAYOFWK *EQ 5) THEN(CHGV 34 1500 VAR(&WEEKDAY) VALUE('Thursday'))) 35 1600- ELSE CMD(IF COND(&DAYOFWK *EQ 6) THEN(CHGV 36 1700 VAR(&WEEKDAY) VALUE('Friday'))) 37 1800- ELSE CMD(IF COND(&DAYOFWK *EQ 7) THEN(CHGV 38 1900 VAR(&WEEKDAY) VALUE('Saturday'))) More... Debug . . . F3=End program F6=Add/Clear breakpoint F10=step F11=Display variable F12=Resume F17=Watch variable F18=Work with watch F24=More keys
After you select the module object that you want to view, press Enter. The selected module object is shown in the Display Module Source display.
An alternate method of changing a module object is to use the DISPLAY debug command. On the debug command line, type:
DISPLAY MODULE module-name
The module object module-name will now be shown. The module object must exist in a program or service program object that has been added to the debug session.