Operations that temporarily remove breakpoints

Breakpoints or statement traces may be temporarily removed from a program while the debug function is running if you use certain control language (CL) commands to specify your library or program.

Breakpoints and statement traces are restored when the CL command completes running. A CPD190A message is in the job log when the breakpoints or traces are removed; another CPD190A message is in the job log when the breakpoints and statement traces are restored.

Breakpoints or statement traces may be temporarily removed from a program when you use the following CL commands to specify your library:

CHKOBJITG

CPY
CPYLIB

CPROBJ
CRTDUPOBJ

RSTLIB
RSTOBJ

SAVLIB
SAVOBJ
SAVSYS
SAVCHGOBJ

Note: When the CL commands are running on your program, you may not be able to add breakpoints or add traces to the program. If you enter the Add Breakpoint (ADDBKP) command or the Add Trace (ADDTRC) command when any of the commands are running on your program, you will receive error message CPF7102.