Entering multiple commands in the Memory window

You can enter multiple commands and changes into the Memory window. z/OS® Debugger processes the user input line by line, starting at the top of the Memory window, as described in the following list:

1. History entry area. Processing stops at an invalid input, which displays an error message, or after the first "G" or "R" command. The Memory window is refreshed and the remaining commands and changes you typed into the Memory window are ignored.
2. Base address. Processing stops at an invalid input, which displays an error message; after valid input; or after the first "G" command. The Memory window is refreshed and the remaining commands and changes you typed into the Memory window are ignored.
3. Address column. Processing stops at an invalid input, which displays an error message; after valid input; or after the first "G" command. The Memory window is refreshed and the remaining commands and changes you typed into the Memory window are ignored.
4. Hexadecimal data area. Processing stops at an invalid input, which displays an error message; after valid input; or after the first "G" command. Valid changes that z/OS Debugger encounters before invalid changes or the "G" command are processed. The Memory window is refreshed and the remaining commands or changes you typed into the Memory window are ignored.