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SHOW WHEN (2.7)



The SHOW WHEN screen (2.7) displays active when-conditions set in a program. The screen also allows you to remove when-conditions.

Access the SHOW WHEN screen by typing the number 7 on the Debugging Facilities Menu (2), or from any screen type =2.7 in the COMMAND field, or use the SHOW WHEN primary command.

SHOW WHEN Screen (2.7) for C, COBOL and PL/I

 ----------------------------- SHOW WHEN (2.7) ---------------------------C024
COMMAND ===>
                                                               SCROLL ===> CSR
MODULE: CWDEMC   CSECT: Main_C_Demo_Code  COMPILED: 21 MAR 2007 - 12:14:34
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     MODULE:CSECT
DEL  ACTIVE WHEN CONDITIONS
---  -------------------------------------------------------------------------
 _   CWDEMC:Main_C_Demo_Code
     WHEN main:sWsEmployeeNumber = 999
 _   CWDEMCB2:CWDEMCB2
     WHEN PAYEMP1 CHANGES
 _   CWDEMCB2:CWDEMCB2
     WHEN PAY999-LST-PCT CHANGES
 _   CWDEMCB2:CWDEMCB2
     WHEN WA-RATE CHANGES
     **END*

Input Field

DEL

The D Line command may be used to delete a when-condition. To use the command, type a D in the DEL field next to the when-condition that you wish to delete, and press Enter.

Output Fields

ACTIVE WHEN CONDITIONS

The ACTIVE WHEN CONDITIONS field shows the when-conditions that are currently in effect. The entire WHEN command is displayed in this field. For more information on the format of the when-condition, see to WHEN (W) and WHEN-CONDITION.

MODULE:CSECT

The MODULE:CSECT field shows the name of the module and CSECT with which the when-condition is associated.


 

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