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REXX Debugging: the TRACE verb
How do you turn on debugging/trace with REXX?
REXX Debugging: the TRACE verb
Combinations of the TRACE verb
You may not need interactive debug. You may find that one of the following will give you what you want. This list shows all practical combinations.
TRACE ! Nothing traced,
Don't execute TSO commands
TRACE O (Off) Nothing traced
TRACE N (Normal) TSO commands that fail/error out
(The default)
REXX verbs that fail
TRACE F (Failure) TSO commands that don't exist
or abend.
TRACE E (Error) TSO commands that don't work
TRACE !C Trace TSO commands,
But don't execute them
TRACE C (Commands) TSO commands
TRACE L (Labels) Labels only
TRACE A (All) Labels
Commands
REXX verbs
TRACE !R (Results) Labels
Commands
REXX verbs
Any time a variable changes
Don't execute TSO commands
TRACE R (Results) Labels
Commands
REXX verbs
any time a variable changes
TRACE ?R (Results) Labels
Commands
REXX verbs
Any time a variable changes
With interactive debug
TRACE I (Intermed) Labels
Commands
REXX verbs
Any time a variable changes
Intermediate results
Example: C = (4*3) + 2
TRACE !I (Intermed) Labels
Commands
REXX verbs
Any time a variable changes
Intermediate results
Example: C = (4*3) + 2
Don't execute TSO commands
TRACE ?I (Intermed) Labels
Commands
REXX verbs
Any time a variable changes
Intermediate results
Example: C = (4*3) + 2
With interactive debug
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