Entering z/OS Debugger commands
z/OS® Debugger commands can be issued in three modes: full-screen, line, and batch. Some z/OS Debugger commands are valid only in certain modes or programming languages. Unless otherwise noted, z/OS Debugger commands are valid in all modes, and for all supported languages.
For input typed directly at the terminal, input is free-form, optionally starting in column 1.
To separate multiple commands on a line, use a semicolon (;). This terminating semicolon is optional for a single command, or the last command in a sequence of commands.
For input that comes from a commands file or USE file, all of the z/OS Debugger commands
must be terminated with a semicolon, except for the C block
command.
Refer to the following topics for more information related to the material discussed in this topic.
- Related tasks
- Entering commands on the session panel
- Abbreviating z/OS Debugger keywords
- Entering multiline commands in full-screen
- Entering multiline commands in a commands file
- Entering multiline commands without continuation
- Using blanks in z/OS Debugger commands
- Entering comments in z/OS Debugger commands
- Using constants in z/OS Debugger commands
- Getting online help for z/OS Debugger command syntax
- Related references
- IBM® z/OS Debugger Reference and Messages