SSVSZX_17.0.0 - Documentation Index

Table of Contents

• Welcome
• Overview of IBM z/OS Debugger
• What's new in IBM z/OS Debugger
  • What's removed from IBM z/OS Debugger
• Notices
  • Copyright license
  • Privacy policy considerations
  • Programming interface information
  • Trademarks and service marks
• Setting up the z/OS Debugger host
  • IBM Explorer for z/OS
  • Application Delivery Foundation for z Systems Common Components
  • IBM z/OS Debugger Program Directory
    • PDF
  • IBM z/OS Debugger Customization Guide
    • Twelfth Edition (June 2026)
    • PDF versions
    • Customizing z/OS Debugger: checklist
      • Requisite products for IBM z/OS Debugger
    • Product Registration
      • Registering z/OS Debugger
      • Removing old registrations
    • Installing the z/OS Debugger SVCs
      • Verifying the installation of the SVCs
      • Running the installation verification programs for SVCs
      • Using the Authorized Debug facility for protected programs
    • Setting up the APF-authorized system link list data set (SEQABMOD)
    • Setting up the link list data set (SEQAMOD)
    • Enabling debugging in full-screen mode using the Terminal Interface Manager
      • How users start a full-screen mode debug session with the Terminal Interface Manager
      • Enabling full-screen mode using the Terminal Interface Manager
        • Defining the VTAM EQAMVnnn APPL definition statements
          • Activating the VTAM EQAMVnnn APPLs
        • Defining the Terminal Interface Manager APPL definition statements
        • Starting the Terminal Interface Manager
        • Verifying the enablement of full-screen mode using the Terminal Interface Manager
      • Example: Defining the VTAM EQAMVnnn and Terminal Interface Manager APPL definition statements when z/OS Debugger runs on four LPARs
    • Adding support for remote debug users
      • Activating the TCP/IP Socket Interface for CICS
      • RSED integration
      • Enabling communication with Debug Manager
        • Debug Manager configuration
          • PARMLIB changes
            • Adding the started task to COMMNDxx
            • APF authorization in PROGxx
          • Running Debug Manager as a started task or user job
            • Running Debug Manager as a started task by using command-line parameters
            • Running Debug Manager as a started task with a configuration file
            • Running Debug Manager as a started task by using environment variables
            • Starting Debug Manager as a user job
          • Network configuration
            • Debug Manager TCP/IP updates
            • Encrypted communication
          • Debug Manager security definitions
            • Activating the security settings and classes
            • Defining the Debug Manager started task
            • Defining Debug Manager as a secure z/OS UNIX server
            • Defining the MVS program controlled libraries for Debug Manager
            • Verifying the security settings
          • Verifying the DBGMGR started task
          • Running the installation verification programs for Debug Manager
          • Enabling sysplex support
        • Debug Manager configuration reference
          • Understanding Debug Manager
          • Setting up AT-TLS
            • Setting up syslogd
            • AT-TLS configuration in PROFILE.TCPIP
            • Policy Agent started task
            • Policy Agent configuration
            • AT-TLS policy
            • AT-TLS security updates
            • AT-TLS policy activation
          • Debug Manager authentication
          • TCP/IP considerations
            • TCP/IP ports
              • External communication
              • Internal communication
              • TCP/IP port reservation
            • loopback localhost
            • Multi-stack (CINET)
            • Distributed Dynamic VIPA
          • WLM considerations
            • Setting goals
          • Tuning considerations
            • Debug Manager resource usage
            • Running multiple instances
          • Compatibility Considerations
          • Troubleshooting configuration problems
            • Debug Manager logging
            • Debug Manager tracing
          • Operator commands
            • Start (S)
            • Modify (F)
            • Stop (P)
      • Adding support for Remote Debug Service
        • Installing Remote Debug Service
        • Customizing with the sample job EQARMTSU
        • Generating secure keystore passwords for Remote Debug Service
        • Customizing the system PROCLIB
        • Remote Debug Service security definitions
          • Defining the Remote Debug Service started task
          • Enabling secure communication
        • Updating PARMLIB to start Remote Debug Service during IPL
        • Starting and stopping Remote Debug Service dynamically
      • Adding support for Debug Profile Service
        • Installing Debug Profile Service
        • Customizing with the sample job EQAPRFSU
        • Configuring the server
          • eqaprof.env, the Debug Profile Service deployment configuration file
          • Debug Profile Service logging
          • Debug Profile Service security definitions
            • Activating the security settings and classes
            • Defining the Debug Profile Service started task
            • Enabling secure communication
            • Defining Debug Profile Service to switch user context
            • Define the application protection for Debug Profile Service
            • Defining SAF JWT support for Debug Profile Service
            • Allow users to impersonate other users
            • Define user access to product components
            • Allow daemon authority to load uncontrolled programs from MVS libraries
          • Debug Profile Service web server security configurations
            • Establishing security against Host Header Injection Attack
            • Establishing security for IP addresses
            • Establishing security for HTTP protocol version fallback
            • Establishing security for Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)
        • Adding support for Debug Profile Service API
          • dtcn.ports, the Debug Profile Service CICS DTCN configuration file
          • CICS TCPIPSERVICE
            • Defining the CICS TCPIPSERVICE resource
            • Establishing secure communication between the z/OS Debugger Profiles view and your z/OS system for CICS
          • CICS EXCI
            • Defining the CICS EXCI CONNECTION and SESSIONS resources
          • Defining who can create, modify, or delete DTCN profiles
        • Adding support for IMS Transaction Isolation Service API
        • Adding support for Authentication Service API
          • Authenticating with Basic Authentication
          • Authenticating with JSON Web Tokens (JWT)
            • Authenticating with SAF JSON Web Tokens (JWT)
          • Using Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
          • Authentication Service API diagnostics
        • Adding Support for Data Collector Rest Service API
        • Adding Support for Swagger UI
        • Starting and stopping the server
          • Customizing the system PROCLIB
          • Starting and stopping Debug Profile Service dynamically
          • Updating PARMLIB to start the server during IPL
        • Managing profiles with z/OS Debugger Profile Management
        • Debug Profile Service diagnostics
      • Adding support for Data Collector and Data Collector Service
        • Installing Data Collector
        • Customizing with the sample job EQADCLSU
        • Using Data Collector with batch applications
        • Generating secure passwords for use with Data Collector
        • Customizing the system PROCLIB
        • Data Collector security definitions
          • Defining the Data Collector started task
          • Enabling secure communication
        • Updating PARMLIB to start Data collector during IPL
        • Starting and stopping Data Collector dynamically
        • Configuring Data Collector Service
      • Running Headless Code Coverage Collector as a started task
        • Customizing with the sample job EQAHCCSU
        • Customizing the system PROCLIB
        • Defining the Headless Code Coverage Collector started task
        • Starting and stopping Headless Code Coverage Collector dynamically
        • Updating PARMLIB to start Headless Code Coverage Collector during IPL
      • Enabling secure communication between z/OS Debugger and the remote debugger for incoming debug sessions
      • Enabling authentication for incoming TCP/IP connections
    • Specifying the TEST runtime options through the Language Environment user exit
      • Editing the source code of CEEBXITA
        • Modifying the naming pattern
        • Modifying the message display level
        • Modifying the call back routine registration
        • Activate the cross reference function and modifying the cross reference table data set name
      • Comparing the two methods of linking CEEBXITA
      • Linking the CEEBXITA user exit into a private copy of a Language Environment runtime module
      • Creating and managing the TEST runtime options data set
    • Installing the browse mode RACF facility
      • Choose and install appropriate RACF facility
      • Set up user access to facility
    • IBM z/OS Debugger Authorization
    • Customizing IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities
      • Choosing a method to start IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities
      • Customizing the data set names in EQASTART
      • Adding IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities to the ISPF menu
      • Customizing z/OS Debugger Setup Utility
      • Customizing for JCL for Batch Debugging utility
        • Parameters you can set
        • Customizing JCL for Batch Debugging for multiple systems
      • Customizing for Other IBM Application Delivery Foundation for z/OS tools
        • Parameters you can set
        • Customizing Other IBM Application Delivery Foundation for z/OS tools for multiple systems
      • Customizing Program Preparation
        • Parameters you can set
        • Customizing Program Preparation for multiple systems
      • Configuring for IMSplex users
      • Customizing z/OS Debugger User Exit Data Set
      • Customizing IMS BTS Debugging
      • Customizing Delay Debug Profile
      • Customizing IMS Transaction and User ID Cross Reference Table
      • Customizing Non-CICS Debug Session Start and Stop Message Viewer
      • Installing and customizing z/OS Debugger JCL Wizard
    • Preparing your environment to debug Db2 stored procedures
    • Adding support for debugging under CICS
      • Activating CICS non-Language Environment exits
      • Storing DTCN debug profiles in a VSAM file
      • Migrating a debug profiles VSAM file from an earlier release
      • Sharing DTCN debug profile repository among CICS systems
      • Deleting or deactivating debug profiles stored in a VSAM data set
      • Deleting DTCN profiles with the DTCN LINK service
      • Requiring users to specify resource types
      • Direct QSAM access through a CICS task-related user exit
      • Running multiple debuggers in a CICS region
      • Running the installation verification programs in a CICS region
      • Configuring z/OS Debugger to run in a CICSplex environment
        • Terminal connects to an AOR that runs the application
        • Terminal connects to a TOR which routes the application to an AOR; debugging profiles managed by DTCN
        • Terminal connects to an AOR that runs an application that does not use a terminal
        • Screen control mode terminal connects to a TOR and application runs in an AOR
        • Separate terminal mode terminal connects to a TOR and application runs in an AOR
      • Authorizing DTST transaction to modify storage
      • Authorizing DTCD and DTCI transactions to delete or deactivate debug profiles
    • Adding support for debugging under IMS
      • Scenario A: Running IMS and managing TEST runtime options with a user exit
      • Scenario B: Running IMS and managing TEST runtime options with CEEUOPT or CEEROPT
      • Scenario C: Running assembler program without Language Environment in IMS TM and managing TEST runtime options with EQASET
      • Scenario D: Running IMSplex environment
      • Scenario F: Enabling the Transaction Isolation Facility
        • Sample customization of the IMS Transaction Isolation Facility
        • Batch interface for the IMS Transaction Isolation Facility
        • Configuring the IMS Transaction Isolation Service API for Debug Profile Service
    • Enabling the EQAUEDAT user exit
    • Using EQACUIDF to specify values for NATLANG, LOCALE, and LINECOUNT
      • Changing the default and allowable values in EQACUIDF
      • Enabling additional languages for some z/OS Debugger components through EQACUIDF
    • EQAOPTS commands
      • Format of the EQAOPTS command
      • EQAOPTS commands that have equivalent z/OS Debugger commands
      • Providing EQAOPTS commands at run time
      • Creating EQAOPTS load module
      • Descriptions of EQAOPTS commands
        • ALTDISP
        • BROWSE
        • CACHENUM
        • CCSOURCEPATHFIRST
        • CEEREACTAFTERQDBG
        • CICSASMPGMND
        • CODEPAGE
          • Creating a conversion image for z/OS Debugger
          • Example: JCL for generating conversion images
        • COMMANDSDSN
        • DEFAULTVIEW
        • DISABLERLIM
        • DLAYDBG
          • DLAYDBGCND
          • DLAYDBGDSN
          • DLAYDBGTRC
          • DLAYDBGXRF
        • DTCNDELETEDEADPROF
        • DTCNFORCExxxx
        • DYNDEBUG
        • EQAQPP
        • EXPLICITDEBUG
        • GPFDSN
        • HOSTPORTS
        • IGNOREODOLIMIT
        • IMSISOORIGPSB
        • LDDAUTOLANGX
        • LOGDSN
        • LOGDSNALLOC
        • MAXTRANUSER
        • MDBG
        • MULTIPROCESS
        • NAMES
        • NODISPLAY
        • PREFERENCESDSN
        • SAVEBPDSN, SAVESETDSN
        • SAVESETDSNALLOC, SAVEBPDSNALLOC
        • SESSIONTIMEOUT
        • STARTSTOPMSG
          • STARTSTOPMSGDSN
        • SUBSYS
        • SVCSCREEN
          • Combinations of suboptions for the EQAOPTS SVCSCREEN command
        • TCPIPDATADSN
        • THREADTERMCOND
        • TIMACB
        • END
    • SMP/E USERMODs
    • Enabling debugging in full-screen mode using a dedicated terminal
      • How z/OS Debugger uses full-screen mode using a dedicated terminal
      • Enabling full-screen mode using a dedicated terminal
        • Defining the VTAM EQAMVnnn APPL definition statements
          • Activating the VTAM EQAMVnnn APPLs
        • Defining terminal LUs used by z/OS Debugger
          • Terminal LU specifications
          • Terminal LU state requirements
        • Configuring the TN3270 Telnet Server to access the terminal LUs
      • Example: Activating full-screen mode using a dedicated terminal when using TCP/IP TN3270 Telnet Server
        • Defining z/OS Debugger to VTAM
        • Defining the terminals used by z/OS Debugger
        • Configuring the TN3270 Telnet Server
          • Example 1
          • Example 2
          • Example 3
      • Verifying the customization of the facility to debug full-screen mode using a dedicated terminal
      • Using z/OS Debugger Terminal Interface Manager as a dedicated terminal
        • Example: a debugging session using the z/OS Debugger Terminal Interface Manager
        • Enabling full-screen mode using a dedicated terminal with z/OS Debugger Terminal Interface Manager
        • Defining the Terminal Interface Manager APPL definition statements
        • Starting the z/OS Debugger Terminal Interface Manager as a dedicated terminal
        • Configuring the TN3270 Telnet Server to access the Terminal Interface Manager
        • Example: Connecting a VTAM network with multiple LPARs with one Terminal Interface Manager
        • Running the Terminal Interface Manager on more than one LPAR on the same VTAM network
        • Configuring Terminal Interface Manager as an IBM Session Manager application
        • Verifying the customization of the Terminal Interface Manager
    • Applying maintenance
      • Applying Service APAR or PTF
        • What you receive
        • Checklist for applying an APAR or PTF
          • Step 1. Prepare to install APAR or PTF
          • Step 2. Receive the APAR or PTF
          • Step 3. Review the HOLDDATA
          • Step 4. Accept previously applied APAR or PTF (optional)
          • Step 5. Apply the APAR or PTF
          • Step 6. Run REPORT CROSSZONE and apply any missing requisites
          • Step 7. Test the APAR or PTF
          • Step 8. Accept the APAR or PTF
• Installing the IBM Debug for z/OS Eclipse IDE
  • Installing the Eclipse IDE with IBM Installation Manager
  • Installing the Eclipse IDE with p2
• Remote debugging with an Eclipse IDE
  • Platform limitations
    • Linux limitations
    • macOS limitations and differences
  • Preparing to debug for an Eclipse IDE
    • Getting started debugging a z/OS application with the debugger
    • Secure communication with host services
      • Encrypted communication with Debug Manager
      • Secure communication with Debug Profile Service
  • Configuring Debug Preferences
    • Setting debug preferences
    • Setting default preferences for JCL generation
    • Setting debug preferences for z/OS UNIX applications
  • Configuring and launching a debug session
    • Managing debug profiles with the z/OS Debugger Profiles view
      • Modifying a profile
      • Activating and inactivating a profile
      • Exporting and importing profiles
      • Duplicating a profile
      • Deleting a profile
      • Quick outline for the Debug Profile Editor
      • Debug profile key bindings
    • Configuring Debug for a CICS Application
      • Creating a debug profile for a CICS application
    • Configuring Debug for Db2 Stored Procedures
      • Creating a debug profile for a non-CICS application
    • Configuring Debug for IMS applications
      • Creating a debug profile for a non-CICS application
    • Launching a debug session for z/OS UNIX applications
      • Creating a z/OS Unix Application launch configuration
        • Code Coverage Tab
    • Launching a debug session for z/OS batch applications
      • Launching a debug session using existing JCL
        • JCL Options Tab for existing JCL
        • Debug Options Tab
        • Additional JCL Options Tab
        • Code Coverage Tab
        • Debug Console Commands Tab
    • Using the Incoming Remote Debug Session configuration
    • Troubleshooting: compiled language debugger does not start
  • Debugging your application
    • Compiled language debugger
    • The Debugger Editor
    • Using the Debug view
    • Using the Playback toolbar
    • Locating source
    • Working with different debug views
    • Using breakpoints
      • Setting breakpoints
      • Exporting and importing breakpoints
      • Enabling and disabling breakpoints
      • Conditional breakpoints
      • Source entry breakpoints
    • Inspecting variables
      • Adding a variable, expression, or register to the Monitors view
      • Setting the representation of monitor contents
      • Working with variables, expressions, or registers in the monitor’s view
    • Viewing the contents of a register
    • Using the Modules view
    • Issue commands with the Debug Console
    • Monitoring memory
      • Inspecting memory in the Memory view
      • Viewing the contents of memory by using memory monitors
      • Changing the contents of a memory location
      • Memory view preferences
      • Working with multiple Memory views
      • Removing memory monitors from the Memory view
      • Mapping memory
        • Working with mapped memory
        • Setting memory map preferences
        • Mapping memory for an expression, variable, or register
        • Defining a mapping layout
          • Editing memory layouts
        • Editing mapped memory and field descriptions in the Memory view
        • Removing mapped memory from the Memory view
        • Grouping map layout fields
        • Finding and expanding fields
        • Adding multiple memory maps
• Determining code coverage
  • Generating code coverage for z/OS applications
    • Generating code coverage for z/OS applications with an Eclipse IDE
    • Generating code coverage in a remote debug session
    • Generating code coverage in headless mode using the collector
      • Starting and stopping the headless code coverage collector
    • Security options for the headless code coverage collector
      • Securing Code Coverage Service on z/OS
      • Generating secure keystore passwords for code coverage
    • Generating code coverage in headless mode using Remote Debug Service
    • Specifying code coverage options in the startup key
    • Filtering code coverage results during collection
      • Code coverage filters
    • Merging and exporting code coverage results from z/OS
    • Supported compilers and options for code coverage in remote debug mode
    • Reducing the processor usage of code coverage collection
  • Working with Java code coverage results
    • Importing JaCoCo code coverage results
    • Converting JaCoCo results to CCZip format
    • Importing legacy Java code coverage results
  • Viewing code coverage results
    • Viewing code coverage results in the Code Coverage Results view
      • Accessing the Code Coverage Results view
      • Results view interface overview
      • Setting the code coverage thresholds
      • Working with result locations
      • Types of code coverage reports
      • Generating and working with web-based reports
        • Generating a web-based code coverage report
        • Generating a web-based comparison report
        • Working with a code coverage report
          • View coverage information in the table view
          • View coverage information in the tree view
        • Working with a code coverage comparison report
          • Viewing compared source files
      • Exporting code coverage results
        • Exporting code coverage results in CCZip format
        • Exporting code coverage results in Cobertura format
        • Exporting code coverage results in SonarQube format
        • Exporting code coverage results in PDF format
          • Generating a PDF report
          • Generating a PDF Compare report
          • Setting PDF Properties
      • Importing code coverage results
      • Importing z/OS Debugger code coverage data
    • Viewing code coverage results in an editor
      • Navigating to covered or uncovered code in the source
      • Configuring code coverage indicators
• IBM z/OS Debugger User's Guide
  • Twelfth Edition (June 2026)
  • PDF versions
  • Getting started with IBM z/OS Debugger
    • Introduction to IBM z/OS Debugger
      • IBM z/OS Debugger interfaces
        • Batch mode
        • Full-screen mode
        • Full-screen mode using the Terminal Interface Manager
        • Remote debug mode
      • IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities
        • IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities: Job Card
        • IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities: Program Preparation
        • IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities: z/OS Debugger Setup File
        • IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities: IMS TM Debugging
        • IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities: z/OS Debugger User Exit Data Set
        • IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities: Other IBM Application Delivery Foundation for z/OS tools
        • IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities: JCL for Batch Debugging
        • IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities: IMS BTS Debugging
        • IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities: JCL to Setup File Conversion
        • IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities: Delay Debug Profile
        • IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities: IMS Transaction and User ID Cross Reference Table
        • IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities: Non-CICS Debug Session Start and Stop Message Viewer
        • IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities:
        • IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities: z/OS Debugger Deferred Breakpoints
        • IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities: IBM z/OS Debugger JCL Wizard
        • Starting IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities
          • NATLANG
      • Determine the version of IBM z/OS Debugger
    • Debugging a program in full-screen mode: introduction
      • Compiling or assembling your program with the proper compiler options
      • Starting z/OS Debugger
      • The z/OS Debugger full screen interface
      • Stepping through a program
      • Running your program to a specific line
      • Setting a breakpoint
      • Displaying the value of a variable
      • Displaying memory through the Memory window
      • Changing the value of a variable
      • Skipping a breakpoint
      • Clearing a breakpoint
      • Recording and replaying statements
      • Stopping z/OS Debugger
  • Preparing your program for debugging
    • Planning your debug session
      • Choosing compiler options for debugging
        • Choosing TEST or NOTEST compiler suboptions for COBOL programs
        • Choosing TEST or NOTEST compiler suboptions for PL/I programs
        • Choosing TEST or DEBUG compiler suboptions for C programs
          • Choosing between TEST and DEBUG compiler options
          • Choosing DEBUG compiler suboptions for C programs
          • Choosing TEST or NOTEST compiler suboptions for C programs
          • Compiling your C program with the #pragma statement
          • Delay debug mode for C requires the FUNCEVENT(ENTRYCALL) compiler suboption
          • Rules for the placement of hooks in functions and nested blocks
          • Rules for placement of hooks in statements and path points
        • Choosing TEST or DEBUG compiler suboptions for C++ programs
          • Choosing between TEST and DEBUG compiler options
          • Choosing DEBUG compiler suboptions for C++ programs
          • Choosing TEST or NOTEST compiler options for C++ programs
          • Rules for the placement of hooks in functions and nested blocks
          • Rules for the placement of hooks in statements and path points
        • Choosing compiler options for Open XL C/C++ for z/OS programs
        • Understanding how hooks work and why you need them
          • How the Dynamic Debug facility can help you get maximum performance without hooks
        • Understanding what debug tables do and where to save them
      • Choosing a debugging mode
        • Debugging in browse mode
          • Browse mode debugging in full screen, line, and batch mode
          • Browse mode debugging in remote debug mode
          • Controlling browse mode
      • Choosing a method or methods for starting z/OS Debugger
      • Choosing how to debug old COBOL programs
      • Creating deferred breakpoints for COBOL and PL/I programs
    • Updating your processes so you can debug programs with z/OS Debugger
      • Update your compilation, assembly, and linking process
        • Compiling your program without using IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities
        • Compiling your program by using IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities
        • Compiling a Enterprise PL/I program on an HFS or zFS file system
        • Compiling your C program with c89 or c++
        • Compiling a C program on an HFS or zFS file system
        • Compiling a C++ program on an HFS or zFS file system
      • Update your library and promotion process
      • Make the modifications necessary to implement your preferred method of starting z/OS Debugger
    • Preparing a LangX COBOL program
      • Compiling your OS/VS COBOL program
      • Compiling your VS COBOL II program
      • Compiling your Enterprise COBOL program
      • Creating the EQALANGX file for LangX COBOL programs
      • Link-editing your program
    • Preparing an assembler program
      • Before you assemble your program
      • Assembling your program
      • Creating the EQALANGX file for an assembler program
      • Assembling your program and creating EQALANGX
      • Link-editing your program
        • Restrictions for link-editing your assembler program
    • Preparing a Db2 program
      • Processing SQL statements
      • Linking Db2 programs for debugging
      • Binding Db2 programs for debugging
    • Preparing a Db2 stored procedures program
    • Preparing a CICS program
      • Link-editing EQADCCXT into your program
      • Creating and storing a DTCN profile
        • Displaying a list of active DTCN profiles and managing DTCN profiles
        • Description of fields on the DTCN Primary Menu screen
        • Description of fields on the DTCN Menu 2 screen
        • Description of fields on the DTCN Advanced Options screen
      • Starting z/OS Debugger for non-Language Environment programs under CICS
        • Passing runtime parameters to z/OS Debugger for non-Language Environment programs under CICS
    • Preparing an IMS program
      • Starting z/OS Debugger under IMS by using CEEUOPT or CEEROPT
      • Managing runtime options for IMSplex users by using IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities
      • Setting up the DFSBXITA user exit routine
    • Specifying the TEST runtime options through the Language Environment user exit
      • Editing the source code of CEEBXITA
        • Modifying the naming pattern
        • Modifying the message display level
        • Modifying the call back routine registration
        • Activate the cross reference function and modifying the cross reference table data set name
      • Comparing the two methods of linking CEEBXITA
      • Linking the CEEBXITA user exit into your application program
      • Linking the CEEBXITA user exit into a private copy of a Language Environment runtime module
      • Creating and managing the TEST runtime options data set
        • Creating and managing the TEST runtime options data set by using Terminal Interface Manager (TIM)
        • Creating and managing the TEST runtime options data set by using IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities
  • Starting IBM z/OS Debugger
    • Writing the TEST runtime option string
      • Special considerations while using the TEST run-time option
        • Simple TEST option
        • Defining TEST suboptions in your program
        • Suboptions and NOTEST
        • Implicit breakpoints
        • Primary commands file and USE file
        • Running in batch mode
        • Starting z/OS Debugger at different points
        • Session log
      • Precedence of Language Environment runtime options
      • Example: TEST runtime options
      • Specifying additional run-time options with VS COBOL II and PL/I programs
        • Specifying the STORAGE run-time option
        • Specifying the TRAP(ON) run-time option
      • Specifying TEST run-time option with #pragma runopts in C and C++
    • Starting z/OS Debugger from the IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities
      • Creating the setup file
      • Editing an existing setup file
      • Copying information into a setup file from an existing JCL
      • Entering file allocation statements, runtime options, and program parameters
      • Saving your setup file
      • Starting your program
    • Starting z/OS Debugger from a program
      • Starting z/OS Debugger with CEETEST
        • Additional notes about starting z/OS Debugger with CEETEST
      • Example: using CEETEST to start z/OS Debugger from C/C++
      • Example: using CEETEST to start z/OS Debugger from COBOL
      • Example: using CEETEST to start z/OS Debugger from PL/I
      • Starting z/OS Debugger with PLITEST
      • Starting z/OS Debugger with the __ctest() function
    • Starting z/OS Debugger in batch mode
      • Example: JCL that runs z/OS Debugger in batch mode
        • Modifying the example to debug in full-screen mode
    • Starting z/OS Debugger for batch or TSO programs
      • Starting a debugging session in full-screen mode using the Terminal Interface Manager or a dedicated terminal
      • Starting z/OS Debugger for programs that start in Language Environment
        • Example: Allocating z/OS Debugger load library data set
        • Example: Allocating z/OS Debugger files
      • Starting z/OS Debugger for programs that start outside of Language Environment
        • Passing parameters to EQANMDBG
          • Passing parameters to EQANMDBG by using only the PARM string
          • Passing parameters to EQANMDBG or EQAN0DBG using only the EQANMDBG DD statement
          • Passing parameters to EQANMDBG using the PARM string and EQANMDBG DD statement
        • Example: Modifying JCL that invokes an assembler Db2 program running in a batch TSO environment
    • Starting z/OS Debugger under CICS
      • Comparison of methods for starting z/OS Debugger under CICS
      • Starting z/OS Debugger under CICS by using DTCN
        • Ending a CICS debugging session that was started by DTCN
        • Example: How z/OS Debugger chooses a CICS program for debugging
      • Starting z/OS Debugger under CICS by using CEEUOPT
      • Starting z/OS Debugger under CICS by using compiler directives
    • Starting a debug session
    • Starting z/OS Debugger in other environments
      • Starting z/OS Debugger from Db2 stored procedures
  • Debugging your programs in full-screen mode
    • Using full-screen mode: overview
      • z/OS Debugger session panel
        • Session panel header
        • Source window
        • Monitor window
        • Log window
        • Memory window
        • Command pop-up window
        • List pop-up window
      • Creating a preferences file
      • Displaying the source
        • Changing which file appears in the Source window
      • Entering commands on the session panel
        • Order in which z/OS Debugger accepts commands from the session panel
        • Using the session panel command line
        • Issuing system commands
        • Entering prefix commands on specific lines or statements
        • Entering multiple commands in the Memory window
        • Using commands that are sensitive to the cursor position
        • Using Program Function (PF) keys to enter commands
        • Initial PF key settings
        • Retrieving previous commands
        • Composing commands from lines in the Log and Source windows
        • Opening the Command pop-up window to enter long z/OS Debugger commands
      • Navigating through z/OS Debugger windows
        • Moving the cursor between windows
        • Switching between the Memory window and Log window
        • Scrolling through the physical windows
        • Enlarging a physical window
        • Scrolling to a particular line number
        • Finding a string in a window
          • How does z/OS Debugger search for strings?
          • Syntax of a search string
          • Finding the same string in a different window
          • Finding a string in the Monitor value area when SET MONITOR WRAP OFF is in effect
          • Finding the same string in a different direction
          • Specifying the boundaries of a search in the Source window
          • Example: Complex searches
          • Example: Searching for COBOL paragraph names
        • Displaying the line at which execution halted
        • Navigating through the Memory window
          • Displaying the Memory window
          • Navigating through the Memory window using the history area
          • Specifying a new base address
      • Creating a commands file
      • Recording your debug session in a log file
        • Creating the log file
        • Recording how many times each source line runs
        • Recording the breakpoints encountered
      • Setting breakpoints to halt your program at a line
      • Setting breakpoints in a load module that is not loaded or in a program that is not active
      • Controlling how z/OS Debugger handles warnings about invalid data in comparisons
      • Stepping through or running your program
        • Recording and replaying statements
          • Recording the statements that you run
          • Preparing to replay the statements that you recorded
          • Replaying the statements that you recorded
          • Changing the direction that statements are replayed
          • Stop the replaying
          • Stop the recording
          • Restrictions on recording and replaying statements
          • Restrictions on accessing COBOL data
      • Saving and restoring settings, breakpoints, and monitor specifications
        • Saving and restoring automatically
        • Disabling the automatic saving and restoring of breakpoints, monitors, and settings
        • Restoring manually
      • Performance considerations in multi-enclave environments
      • Displaying and monitoring the value of a variable
        • One-time display of the value of variables
        • Adding variables to the Monitor window
        • Displaying the Working-Storage Section of a COBOL program in the Monitor window
        • Displaying the data type of a variable in the Monitor window
        • Replacing a variable in the Monitor window with another variable
        • Adding variables to the Monitor window automatically
          • Saving the information in the automonitor section to the log file
          • How z/OS Debugger automatically adds variables to the Monitor window
          • Example: How z/OS Debugger adds variables to the Monitor window automatically
        • How z/OS Debugger handles characters that cannot be displayed in their declared data type
        • Modifying characters that cannot be displayed in their declared data type
        • Formatting values in the Monitor window
        • Displaying values in hexadecimal format
        • Monitoring the value of variables in hexadecimal format
        • Modifying variables or storage by using a command
        • Modifying variables or storage by typing over an existing value
          • Restrictions for modifying variables in the Monitor window
        • Opening and closing the Monitor window
      • Displaying and modifying memory through the Memory window
        • Modifying memory through the hexadecimal data area
      • Managing file allocations
      • Displaying error numbers for messages in the Log window
      • Displaying a list of compile units known to z/OS Debugger
      • Requesting an attention interrupt during interactive sessions
      • Ending a full-screen debug session
    • Debugging a COBOL program in full-screen mode
      • Example: sample COBOL program for debugging
      • Halting when certain routines are called in COBOL
      • Identifying the statement where your COBOL program has stopped
      • Modifying the value of a COBOL variable
      • Halting on a COBOL line only if a condition is true
      • Debugging COBOL when only a few parts are compiled with TEST
      • Capturing COBOL I/O to the system console
      • Displaying raw storage in COBOL
      • Getting a COBOL routine traceback
      • Tracing the run-time path for COBOL code compiled with TEST
      • Generating a COBOL run-time paragraph trace
      • Finding unexpected storage overwrite errors in COBOL
      • Halting before calling an invalid program in COBOL
    • Debugging a LangX COBOL program in full-screen mode
      • Example: sample LangX COBOL program for debugging
      • Defining a compilation unit as LangX COBOL and loading debug information
      • Defining a compilation unit in a different load module as LangX COBOL
      • Halting when certain LangX COBOL programs are called
      • Identifying the statement where your LangX COBOL program has stopped
      • Displaying and modifying the value of LangX COBOL variables or storage
      • Halting on a line in LangX COBOL only if a condition is true
      • Debugging LangX COBOL when debug information is only available for a few parts
      • Getting a LangX COBOL program traceback
      • Finding unexpected storage overwrite errors in LangX COBOL
    • Debugging a PL/I program in full-screen mode
      • Example: sample PL/I program for debugging
      • Halting when certain PL/I functions are called
      • Identifying the statement where your PL/I program has stopped
      • Modifying the value of a PL/I variable
      • Halting on a PL/I line only if a condition is true
      • Debugging PL/I when only a few parts are compiled with TEST
      • Displaying raw storage in PL/I
      • Getting a PL/I function traceback
      • Tracing the run-time path for PL/I code compiled with TEST
      • Finding unexpected storage overwrite errors in PL/I
      • Halting before calling an undefined program in PL/I
    • Debugging a C program in full-screen mode
      • Example: sample C program for debugging
      • Halting when certain functions are called in C
      • Modifying the value of a C variable
      • Halting on a line in C only if a condition is true
      • Debugging C when only a few parts are compiled with TEST
      • Capturing C output to stdout
      • Capturing C input to stdin
      • Calling a C function from z/OS Debugger
      • Displaying raw storage in C
      • Debugging a C DLL
      • Getting a function traceback in C
      • Tracing the run-time path for C code compiled with TEST
      • Finding unexpected storage overwrite errors in C
      • Finding uninitialized storage errors in C
      • Halting before calling a NULL C function
    • Debugging a C++ program in full-screen mode
      • Example: sample C++ program for debugging
      • Halting when certain functions are called in C++
      • Modifying the value of a C++ variable
      • Halting on a line in C++ only if a condition is true
      • Viewing and modifying data members of the this pointer in C++
      • Debugging C++ when only a few parts are compiled with TEST
      • Capturing C++ output to stdout
      • Capturing C++ input to stdin
      • Calling a C++ function from z/OS Debugger
      • Displaying raw storage in C++
      • Debugging a C++ DLL
      • Getting a function traceback in C++
      • Tracing the run-time path for C++ code compiled with TEST
      • Finding unexpected storage overwrite errors in C++
      • Finding uninitialized storage errors in C++
      • Halting before calling a NULL C++ function
    • Debugging an assembler program in full-screen mode
      • Example: sample assembler program for debugging
      • Defining a compilation unit as assembler and loading debug data
      • Deferred LDDs
      • Re-appearance of an assembler CU
      • Multiple compilation units in a single assembly
        • Loading debug data from multiple CSECTs in a single assembly using one LDD command
        • Loading debug data from multiple CSECTs in a single assembly using separate LDD commands
        • Debugging multiple CSECTs in a single assembly after the debug data is loaded
      • Halting when certain assembler routines are called
      • Identifying the statement where your assembler program has stopped
      • Displaying and modifying the value of assembler variables or storage
      • Converting a hexadecimal address to a symbolic address
      • Halting on a line in assembler only if a condition is true
      • Getting an assembler routine traceback
      • Finding unexpected storage overwrite errors in assembler
    • Customizing your full-screen session
      • Defining PF keys
      • Defining a symbol for commands or other strings
      • Customizing the layout of physical windows on the session panel
        • Opening and closing physical windows
        • Resizing physical windows
        • Zooming a window to occupy the whole screen
      • Customizing session panel colors
      • Customizing profile settings
      • Saving customized settings in a preferences file
      • Saving and restoring customizations between z/OS Debugger sessions
  • Debugging your programs by using IBM z/OS Debugger commands
    • Entering z/OS Debugger commands
      • Using uppercase, lowercase, and DBCS in z/OS Debugger commands
        • DBCS
        • Character case and DBCS in C and C++
        • Character case in COBOL and PL/I
      • 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
    • Debugging COBOL programs
      • z/OS Debugger commands that resemble COBOL statements
        • COBOL command format
        • COBOL compiler options in effect for z/OS Debugger commands
        • COBOL reserved keywords
      • Using COBOL variables with z/OS Debugger
        • Accessing COBOL variables
        • Assigning values to COBOL variables
        • Example: assigning values to COBOL variables
        • Displaying values of COBOL variables
      • Using DBCS characters in COBOL
      • %PATHCODE values for COBOL
      • Declaring session variables in COBOL
      • z/OS Debugger evaluation of COBOL expressions
        • Displaying the results of COBOL expression evaluation
        • Using constants in COBOL expressions
      • Using z/OS Debugger functions with COBOL
        • Using %HEX with COBOL
        • Using the %STORAGE function with COBOL
      • Qualifying variables and changing the point of view in COBOL
        • Qualifying variables in COBOL
        • Changing the point of view in COBOL
        • Considerations when debugging a COBOL class
      • Debugging VS COBOL II programs
        • Finding the listing of a VS COBOL II program
    • Debugging a LangX COBOL program
      • Loading a LangX COBOL program's debug information
      • z/OS Debugger session panel while debugging a LangX COBOL program
      • Restrictions for debugging a LangX COBOL program
      • %PATHCODE values for LangX COBOL programs
      • Restrictions for debugging non-Language Environment programs
    • Debugging PL/I programs
      • z/OS Debugger subset of PL/I commands
      • PL/I language statements
      • %PATHCODE values for PL/I
      • PL/I conditions and condition handling
      • Entering commands in PL/I DBCS freeform format
      • Initializing z/OS Debugger for PL/I programs when TEST(ERROR, ...) run-time option is in effect
      • z/OS Debugger enhancements to LIST STORAGE PL/I command
      • PL/I support for z/OS Debugger session variables
      • Accessing PL/I program variables
      • Accessing PL/I structures
      • z/OS Debugger evaluation of PL/I expressions
      • Supported PL/I built-in functions
        • Using SET WARNING PL/I command with built-in functions
      • Unsupported PL/I language elements
      • Debugging OS PL/I programs
      • Restrictions while debugging Enterprise PL/I programs
    • Debugging C and C++ programs
      • z/OS Debugger commands that resemble C and C++ commands
      • Using C and C++ variables with z/OS Debugger
        • Accessing C and C++ program variables
        • Displaying values of C and C++ variables or expressions
        • Assigning values to C and C++ variables
      • %PATHCODE values for C and C++
      • Declaring session variables with C and C++
      • C and C++ expressions
      • Calling C and C++ functions from z/OS Debugger
      • C reserved keywords
      • C operators and operands
      • Language Environment conditions and their C and C++ equivalents
      • z/OS Debugger evaluation of C and C++ expressions
      • Intercepting files when debugging C and C++ programs
      • Scope of objects in C and C++
        • Storage classes in C and C++
      • Blocks and block identifiers for C
      • Blocks and block identifiers for C++
      • Example: referencing variables and setting breakpoints in C and C++ blocks
        • Scope and visibility of objects in C and C++ programs
        • Blocks and block identifiers in C and C++ programs
      • Displaying environmental information for C and C++ programs
      • Qualifying variables and changing the point of view in C and C++
        • Qualifying variables in C and C++
        • Changing the point of view in C and C++
        • Example: using qualification in C
          • Qualifying variables in C
          • Changing the point of view in C
      • Stepping through C++ programs
      • Setting breakpoints in C++
        • Setting breakpoints in C++ using AT ENTRY/EXIT
        • Setting breakpoints in C++ using AT CALL
      • Examining C++ objects
        • Example: displaying attributes of C++ objects
          • Displaying object attributes of C++ objects
          • Displaying class attributes in C++
          • Displaying static data in C++
          • Displaying global data in C++
      • Monitoring storage in C++
        • Example: monitoring and modifying registers and storage in C
    • Debugging an assembler program
      • The SET ASSEMBLER and SET DISASSEMBLY commands
      • Loading an assembler program's debug information
      • z/OS Debugger session panel while debugging an assembler program
      • %PATHCODE values for assembler programs
      • Using the STANDARD and NOMACGEN view
      • Debugging non-reentrant assembler
        • Manipulating breakpoints in non-reentrant assembler load modules
        • Manipulating local variables in non-reentrant assembler load modules
      • Restrictions for debugging an assembler program
        • Restrictions for debugging a Language Environment assembler MAIN program
        • Restrictions on setting breakpoints in the prologue of Language Environment assembler programs
        • Restrictions for debugging non-Language Environment programs
        • Restrictions for debugging assembler code that uses instructions as data
        • Restrictions for debugging self-modifying assembler code
          • Handling of detectable self-modifying assembler code
          • Non-detectable self-modifying assembler code
        • Restrictions for debugging assembler programs that consist of multiple sections
        • Restrictions for debugging assembler programs when SET DEFAULT VIEW NOMACGEN is in use
    • Debugging a disassembled program
      • The SET ASSEMBLER and SET DISASSEMBLY commands
      • Capabilities of the disassembly view
      • Starting the disassembly view
      • The disassembly view
      • Performing single-step operations in the disassembly view
      • Setting breakpoints in the disassembly view
      • Restrictions for debugging self-modifying code
      • Displaying and modifying registers in the disassembly view
      • Displaying and modifying storage in the disassembly view
      • Changing the program displayed in the disassembly view
      • Restrictions for the disassembly view
  • Debugging in different environments
    • Debugging Db2 programs
      • Debugging Db2 programs in batch mode
      • Debugging Db2 programs in full-screen mode
    • Debugging Db2 stored procedures
      • Resolving some common problems while debugging Db2 stored procedures
    • Debugging IMS programs
      • Using IMS Transaction Isolation to create a private message-processing region and select transactions to debug
      • Using IMS pseudo wait-for-input (PWFI) with IMS Transaction Isolation
      • Debugging IMS batch programs interactively by running BTS in TSO foreground
      • Debugging non-Language Environment IMS BTS programs
      • Debugging IMS batch programs in batch mode
      • Debugging non-Language Environment IMS MPPs
        • Verifying configuration and starting a region for non-Language Environment IMS MPPs
        • Choosing an interface and gathering information for non-Language Environment IMS MPPs
        • Running the EQASET transaction for non-Language Environment IMS MPPs
          • Syntax of the EQASET transaction for non-Language Environment MPPs
      • Debugging Language Environment IMS MPPs without issuing /SIGN ON
        • Syntax of the EQASET transaction for Language Environment MPPs
      • Creating setup file for your IMS program by using IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities
      • Placing breakpoints in IMS applications to avoid the appearance of z/OS Debugger becoming unresponsive
    • Debugging CICS programs
      • Displaying the contents of channels and containers
      • Controlling pattern-match breakpoints with the DISABLE and ENABLE commands
      • Preventing z/OS Debugger from stopping at EXEC CICS RETURN
      • Early detection of CICS storage violations
      • Saving settings while debugging a pseudo-conversational CICS program
      • Saving and restoring breakpoints and monitor specifications for CICS programs
      • Restrictions when debugging under CICS
      • Accessing CICS resources during a debugging session
      • Accessing CICS storage before or after a debugging session
    • Debugging ISPF applications
    • Debugging programs in a production environment
      • Fine-tuning your programs for z/OS Debugger
        • Removing hooks
        • Removing statement and symbol tables
      • Debugging without hooks, statement tables, and symbol tables
      • Debugging optimized COBOL programs
    • Debugging UNIX System Services programs
      • Debugging MVS POSIX programs
    • Debugging non-Language Environment programs
      • Debugging exclusively non-Language Environment programs
      • Debugging MVS batch or TSO non-Language Environment initial programs
      • Debugging CICS non-Language Environment assembler or non-Language Environment COBOL initial programs
    • Debugging in a COBOL reusable environment
  • Debugging complex applications
    • Debugging multilanguage applications
      • z/OS Debugger evaluation of HLL expressions
      • z/OS Debugger interpretation of HLL variables and constants
        • HLL variables
        • HLL constants
      • z/OS Debugger commands that resemble HLL commands
      • Qualifying variables and changing the point of view
        • Qualifying variables
        • Changing the point of view
      • Handling conditions and exceptions in z/OS Debugger
        • Handling conditions in z/OS Debugger
          • When a condition can occur
          • When a condition occurs
        • Handling exceptions within expressions (C and C++ and PL/I only)
      • Debugging multilanguage applications
        • Debugging an application fully supported by Language Environment
        • Using session variables across different programming languages
        • Creating a commands file that can be used across different programming languages
      • Coexistence with other debuggers
      • Coexistence with unsupported HLL modules
    • Debugging multithreading programs
      • Restrictions when debugging multithreading applications
    • Debugging across multiple processes and enclaves
      • Starting z/OS Debugger within an enclave
      • Viewing z/OS Debugger windows across multiple enclaves
      • Ending a z/OS Debugger session within multiple enclaves
      • Using z/OS Debugger commands within multiple enclaves
    • Debugging a multiple-enclave interlanguage communication (ILC) application
    • Debugging programs called by Java native methods
    • Solving problems in complex applications
      • Debugging programs loaded from library lookaside (LLA)
      • Debugging user programs that use system prefixed names
        • Displaying system prefixes
        • Debugging programs with names similar to system components
      • Debugging programs containing data-only modules
      • Optimizing the debugging of large applications
        • Using explicit debug mode to load debug data for only specific modules
        • Excluding specific load modules and compile units
      • Displaying current NAMES settings
      • Using the EQAOPTS NAMES command to include or exclude the initial load module
      • Using delay debug mode to delay starting of a debug session
      • Debugging subtasks created by the ATTACH assembler macro
      • Debugging tasks running under a generic user ID by using Terminal Interface Manager
  • Data sets used by IBM z/OS Debugger
  • How does IBM z/OS Debugger locate source, listing, or separate debug files?
    • How does z/OS Debugger locate source and listing files?
    • How does z/OS Debugger locate COBOL source during code coverage
    • How does z/OS Debugger locate COBOL and PL/I separate debug files
    • How does z/OS Debugger locate EQALANGX files
    • How does z/OS Debugger locate the C/C++ source file and the .dbg file?
    • How does z/OS Debugger locate the C/C++ .mdbg file?
  • Examples: Preparing programs and modifying setup files with IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities
    • Creating personal data sets
    • Starting IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities
    • Compiling or assembling your program by using IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities
    • Modifying and using a setup file
      • Run the program in foreground
      • Run the program in batch
  • IBM z/OS Debugger JCL Wizard
    • Invoking the IBM z/OS Debugger JCL Wizard
    • Viewing help in the panel
    • Commands and parameters
    • Debugging a Language Environment program using Terminal Interface Manager
    • Debugging a Language Environment program using a remote debugger without Debug Manager
    • Debugging a Language Environment program using a remote debugger with Debug Manager
    • Debugging a non-Language Environment program using Terminal Interface Manager
    • Debugging a Language Environment Db2 program using a remote debugger with Debug Manager
    • Debugging a non-Language Environment Db2 program using a remote debugger with Debug Manager
    • Debugging a Language Environment VS COBOL II program compiled with the NOTEST option by using the Terminal Interface Manager
    • Debugging a Language Environment COBOL program that calls non-Language Environment subprograms
    • Removing JCL statements
  • Code Coverage
    • Headless Code Coverage
      • Generating code coverage in headless mode using the collector
        • Starting and stopping the headless code coverage collector
      • Generating code coverage in headless mode using Remote Debug Service
      • Specifying code coverage options in the startup key
      • Filtering code coverage results during collection
        • Code coverage filters
  • Notes on debugging in batch mode
  • Displaying and modifying CICS storage with DTST
    • Starting DTST
      • Examples of starting DTST
    • Modifying storage through the DTST storage window
    • Navigating through the DTST storage window
    • DTST storage window
    • Navigation keys for help screens
    • Syntax of the DTST transaction
      • Examples
  • Running NEWCOPY on programs by using DTNP transaction
  • Debugging a program processed by the Automatic Binary Optimizer for z/OS
  • Limitations of 64-bit support in remote debug mode
  • Debugging programs compiled with IBM Open Enterprise SDK for Go
• Reference
  • IBM z/OS Debugger Reference and Messages
    • Twelfth Edition (June 2026)
    • PDF versions
    • z/OS Debugger runtime options
      • Non-Language Environment positional parameter
      • COUNTRY runtime option
      • NATLANG runtime option
      • NONLESP runtime option
      • TEST runtime option
        • Syntax of the TEST runtime option
      • TRAP runtime option
    • Common syntax elements in z/OS Debugger commands
      • address
      • block_name
      • block_spec
      • condition
      • compile_unit_name
      • cu_spec
      • expression
      • load_module_name
      • load_spec
      • offset_spec
      • references
      • statement_id
      • statement_id_range and stmt_id_spec
        • Specifying a range of statements
      • statement_label
      • variable_name
    • Syntax for assembler and disassembly expressions
      • Common syntax elements
      • Operators
        • Operators that can be used in any expression
        • Operators that can be used only in conditional expressions
      • Arithmetic expression evaluation
    • Syntax for LangX COBOL expressions
      • Restrictions on LangX COBOL expressions
      • Common syntax elements
      • Operators
        • Operators that can be used in any expression
        • Operators that can be used only in conditional expressions
    • z/OS Debugger commands
      • ? command
      • ALLOCATE command
      • ANALYZE command (PL/I)
      • Assignment command (assembler and disassembly)
        • Assignment rules
      • Assignment command (LangX COBOL)
      • Assignment command (PL/I)
      • AT command
        • every_clause syntax
        • AT ALLOCATE (PL/I) command
        • AT APPEARANCE command
        • AT CALL command
        • AT CHANGE command (full screen mode, line mode, batch mode)
        • AT CHANGE command (remote debug mode)
        • AT CURSOR command (full-screen mode)
        • AT DATE command (COBOL)
        • AT DELETE command
        • AT ENTRY command
          • AT ENTRY command (remote debug mode)
        • AT EXIT command
        • AT GLOBAL command
        • AT GLOBAL LABEL command (remote debug mode)
        • AT LABEL command
        • AT LABEL command (remote debug mode)
        • AT LINE command
        • AT LOAD command
          • AT LOAD command (remote debug mode)
        • AT OCCURRENCE command
        • AT OFFSET command (disassembly)
        • AT PATH command
        • AT Prefix command (full-screen mode)
        • AT STATEMENT command
          • AT STATEMENT command (remote debug mode)
        • AT TERMINATION command
      • BEGIN command
      • block command (C and C++)
      • break command (C and C++)
      • CALL command
        • CALL %CEBR command
        • CALL %CECI command
        • CALL %DUMP command
        • CALL %FA command
        • CALL %FM command
        • CALL %HOGAN command
        • CALL %VER command
        • CALL entry_name command (COBOL)
        • CALL procedure command
      • CC command
      • CHKSTGV command
      • CLEAR command
        • CLEAR prefix (full-screen mode)
      • CLEAR AT command (remote debug mode)
      • COMMENT command
      • COMPUTE command (COBOL)
      • CURSOR command (full-screen mode)
      • Declarations (assembler, disassembly, and LangX COBOL)
      • Declarations (C and C++)
      • Declarations (COBOL)
      • DECLARE command (PL/I)
      • DESCRIBE command
      • DISABLE command
        • DISABLE prefix (full-screen mode)
      • DO command (assembler, disassembly, LangX COBOL, and COBOL)
      • do/while command (C and C++)
      • DO command (PL/I)
      • ENABLE command
        • ENABLE prefix (full-screen mode)
      • EVALUATE command (COBOL)
      • Expression command (C and C++)
      • FIND command
      • FINDBP command
      • for command (C and C++)
      • FREE command
      • GO command
      • GOTO command
      • GOTO LABEL command
      • %IF command (programming language neutral)
      • IF command (assembler, disassembly, and LangX COBOL)
      • if command (C and C++)
      • IF command (COBOL)
        • Allowable comparisons for the IF command (COBOL)
      • IF command (PL/I)
      • IMMEDIATE command (full-screen mode)
      • INPUT command (C, C++, and COBOL)
      • JUMPTO command
      • JUMPTO LABEL command
      • LIST command
        • LIST (blank) command
        • LIST AT command
        • LIST AT command (remote debug mode)
        • LIST CALLS command
        • LIST CC command
        • LIST CONTAINER command
        • LIST CURSOR command (full-screen mode)
        • LIST DTCN command
        • LIST expression command
          • L prefix command (full-screen mode)
        • LIST FREQUENCY command
        • LIST LAST command
        • LIST LDD command
        • LIST LINE NUMBERS command
        • LIST LINES command
        • LIST MONITOR command
        • LIST NAMES command
        • LIST NAMES LABELS command (remote debug mode)
        • LIST ON (PL/I) command
        • LIST PROCEDURES command
        • LIST REGISTERS command
        • LIST STATEMENT NUMBERS command
        • LIST STATEMENTS command
        • LIST STORAGE command
        • LIST TRACE LOAD command
      • LOAD command
      • LOADDEBUGDATA command
        • Using LDD for assembler or LangX COBOL compile units
        • Using LDD for high-level language compile units in explicit debug mode
      • MEMORY command
      • MONITOR command
        • M prefix (full-screen mode)
      • MOVE command (COBOL)
        • Allowable moves for the MOVE command (COBOL)
      • NAMES command
        • NAMES DISPLAY command
        • NAMES EXCLUDE command
        • NAMES INCLUDE command
      • Null command
      • ON command (PL/I)
      • PANEL command (full-screen mode)
      • PERFORM command (COBOL)
      • PLAYBACK commands
        • PLAYBACK ENABLE command
        • PLAYBACK START command
        • PLAYBACK FORWARD command
        • PLAYBACK BACKWARD command
        • PLAYBACK STOP command
        • PLAYBACK DISABLE command
      • POPUP command
      • POSITION command
      • Prefix commands (full-screen mode)
      • PROCEDURE command
      • QUALIFY RESET command
      • QUERY command
        • QUERY prefix (full-screen mode)
      • QUIT command
      • QQUIT command
      • RESTORE command
      • RETRIEVE command (full-screen mode)
      • RUN command
      • RUNTO command
        • RUNTO prefix command (full-screen mode)
      • SCROLL command (full-screen mode)
      • SELECT command (PL/I)
      • SET command
        • SET ASSEMBLER ON/OFF command
        • SET ASSEMBLER STEPOVER command
        • SET AUTOMONITOR command
        • SET CHANGE command
        • SET COLOR command (full-screen and line mode)
        • SET COUNTRY command
        • SET DBCS command
        • SET DEFAULT DBG command
        • SET DEFAULT DWOPATH command
        • SET DEFAULT DWOROOT command
        • SET DEFAULT LISTINGS command
        • SET DEFAULT MDBG command
        • SET DEFAULT SCROLL command (full-screen mode)
        • SET DEFAULT VIEW command
        • SET DEFAULT WINDOW command (full-screen mode)
        • SET DISASSEMBLY command
        • SET DYNDEBUG command
        • SET ECHO command
        • SET EQUATE command
        • SET EXECUTE command
        • SET EXPLICITDEBUG command
        • SET FIND BOUNDS command
        • SET FREQUENCY command
        • SET HISTORY command
        • SET IGNORELINK command
        • SET INTERCEPT command (C and C++)
        • SET INTERCEPT command (COBOL, full-screen mode, line mode, batch mode)
        • SET INTERCEPT command (COBOL, remote debug mode)
        • SET KEYS command (full-screen mode)
        • SET LDD command
        • SET LIST BY SUBSCRIPT command (COBOL)
        • SET LIST BY SUBSCRIPT command (Enterprise PL/I, full-screen mode only)
        • SET LIST TABULAR command
        • SET LOG command
        • SET LOG NUMBERS command (full-screen mode)
        • SET LONGCUNAME command
        • SET MDBG command
        • SET MONITOR command
        • SET MSGID command
        • SET NATIONAL LANGUAGE command
        • SET PACE command
        • SET PFKEY command
        • SET POPUP command
        • SET PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE command
        • SET PROMPT command (full-screen mode)
        • SET QUALIFY command
        • SET REFRESH command (full-screen mode)
        • SET RESTORE command
        • SET REWRITE command (full-screen mode)
        • SET REWRITE command (remote debug mode)
        • SET SAVE command
        • SET SCREEN command (full-screen mode)
        • SET SCROLL DISPLAY command (full-screen mode)
        • SET SEQUENCE command (PL/I)
        • SET SOURCE command
        • SET SUFFIX command (full-screen mode)
        • SET TEST command
        • SET WARNING command (C, C++, COBOL, and PL/I)
      • SET command (COBOL)
        • Allowable moves for the z/OS Debugger SET command
      • SHOW prefix command (full-screen mode)
      • STEP command
      • STORAGE command
      • switch command (C and C++)
      • SYSTEM command (z/OS)
      • TRACE command
      • TRIGGER command
      • TSO command (z/OS)
      • USE command
      • while command (C and C++)
      • WINDOW command (full-screen mode)
        • WINDOW CLOSE command
        • WINDOW OPEN command
        • WINDOW SIZE command
        • WINDOW SWAP command
        • WINDOW ZOOM command
    • EQAOPTS commands
      • Format of the EQAOPTS command
      • EQAOPTS commands that have equivalent z/OS Debugger commands
      • Providing EQAOPTS commands at run time
      • Creating EQAOPTS load module
      • Descriptions of EQAOPTS commands
        • ALTDISP
        • BROWSE
        • CACHENUM
        • CCSOURCEPATHFIRST
        • CEEREACTAFTERQDBG
        • CICSASMPGMND
        • CODEPAGE
          • Creating a conversion image for z/OS Debugger
          • Example: JCL for generating conversion images
        • COMMANDSDSN
        • DEFAULTVIEW
        • DISABLERLIM
        • DLAYDBG
          • DLAYDBGCND
          • DLAYDBGDSN
          • DLAYDBGTRC
          • DLAYDBGXRF
        • DTCNDELETEDEADPROF
        • DTCNFORCExxxx
        • DYNDEBUG
        • EQAQPP
        • EXPLICITDEBUG
        • GPFDSN
        • HOSTPORTS
        • IGNOREODOLIMIT
        • IMSISOORIGPSB
        • LDDAUTOLANGX
        • LOGDSN
        • LOGDSNALLOC
        • MAXTRANUSER
        • MDBG
        • MULTIPROCESS
        • NAMES
        • NODISPLAY
        • PREFERENCESDSN
        • SAVEBPDSN, SAVESETDSN
        • SAVESETDSNALLOC, SAVEBPDSNALLOC
        • SESSIONTIMEOUT
        • STARTSTOPMSG
          • STARTSTOPMSGDSN
        • SUBSYS
        • SVCSCREEN
          • Combinations of suboptions for the EQAOPTS SVCSCREEN command
        • TCPIPDATADSN
        • THREADTERMCOND
        • TIMACB
        • END
    • z/OS Debugger built-in functions
      • %CHAR (assembler, disassembly, and LangX COBOL)
      • %DEC (assembler, disassembly, and LangX COBOL)
      • %GENERATION (PL/I)
      • %HEX
      • %INSTANCES (C, C++, and PL/I)
      • %RECURSION (C, C++, and PL/I)
      • %WHERE (assembler, disassembly, and LangX COBOL)
    • z/OS Debugger variables
      • %ADDRESS
      • %AMODE
      • %BLOCK
      • %CAAADDRESS
      • %CC (assembler and disassembly only)
      • %CONDITION
      • %COUNTRY
      • %CU
      • %EPA
      • %EPRn or %EPRHn (%EPRHn assembler and disassembly only)
      • %EPRBn (assembler and disassembly only)
      • %EPRDn (assembler and disassembly only)
      • %FPRn or %FPRHn (%FPRHn assembler and disassembly only)
      • %FPRBn (assembler and disassembly only)
      • %FPRDn (assembler and disassembly only)
      • %GPRn
      • %GPRGn
      • %GPRHn
      • %HARDWARE
      • %LINE or %STATEMENT
      • %LOAD
      • %LPRn or %LPRHn (%LPRHn assembler and disassembly only)
      • %LPRBn (assembler and disassembly)
      • %LPRDn (assembler and disassembly)
      • %NLANGUAGE
      • %PATHCODE
      • %PLANGUAGE
      • %PROGMASK (assembler and disassembly only)
      • %PROGRAM
      • %PSW (assembler and disassembly only)
      • %RC
      • %RSTDSETS
      • %RUNMODE
      • %Rn
      • %SUBSYSTEM
      • %SYSTEM
      • Attributes of z/OS Debugger variables in different languages
    • z/OS Debugger messages
      • EQA1000I
      • EQA1001I
      • EQA1002I
      • EQA1003I
      • EQA1004I
      • EQA1005I
      • EQA1006I
      • EQA1007I
      • EQA1008I
      • EQA1009I
      • EQA1010I
      • EQA1011I
      • EQA1012I
      • EQA1013I
      • EQA1014I
      • EQA1015I
      • EQA1016I
      • EQA1017I
      • EQA1018I
      • EQA1019I
      • EQA1020E
      • EQA1021E
      • EQA1022E
      • EQA1023E
      • EQA1024E
      • EQA1025E
      • EQA1026E
      • EQA1027E
      • EQA1028E
      • EQA1029E
      • EQA1030I
      • EQA1031I
      • EQA1032I
      • EQA1033I
      • EQA1034E
      • EQA1035E
      • EQA1036E
      • EQA1037E
      • EQA1038E
      • EQA1039E
      • EQA1040E
      • EQA1041E
      • EQA1042E
      • EQA1043E
      • EQA1044E
      • EQA1045E
      • EQA1046I
      • EQA1047I
      • EQA1048I
      • EQA1049I
      • EQA1050I
      • EQA1051I
      • EQA1052I
      • EQA1053I
      • EQA1054I
      • EQA1055I
      • EQA1056I
      • EQA1057I
      • EQA1058I
      • EQA1059I
      • EQA1060I
      • EQA1061I
      • EQA1062E
      • EQA1063E
      • EQA1064I
      • EQA1065I
      • EQA1066I
      • EQA1067I
      • EQA1076I
      • EQA1077I
      • EQA1078I
      • EQA1079I
      • EQA1080E
      • EQA1081E
      • EQA1086I
      • EQA1090I
      • EQA1091I
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      • EQA1094I
      • EQA1095I
      • EQA1096I
      • EQA1097I
      • EQA1098I
      • EQA1099I
      • EQA1100I
      • EQA1101I
      • EQA1102I
      • EQA1103I
      • EQA1104I
      • EQA1105I
      • EQA1106I
      • EQA1107I
      • EQA1108I
      • EQA1109I
      • EQA1110I
      • EQA1111I
      • EQA1112I
      • EQA1114I
      • EQA1115I
      • EQA1116I
      • EQA1117I
      • EQA1118I
      • EQA1119I
      • EQA1120I
      • EQA1121I
      • EQA1122I
      • EQA1123I
      • EQA1124I
      • EQA1125I
      • EQA1126I
      • EQA1127I
      • EQA1128I
      • EQA1129I
      • EQA1130I
      • EQA1131I
      • EQA1132I
      • EQA1133I
      • EQA1134I
      • EQA1139I
      • EQA1140I
      • EQA1141I
      • EQA1142I
      • EQA1143I
      • EQA1144I
      • EQA1145I
      • EQA1146I
      • EQA1147I
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      • EQA1150I
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      • EQA1152I
      • EQA1153I
      • EQA1154I
      • EQA1155I
      • EQA1156I
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      • EQA1161I
      • EQA1162I
      • EQA1163I
      • EQA1164I
      • EQA1165I
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      • EQA1167I
      • EQA1168I
      • EQA1169I
      • EQA1170I
      • EQA1171I
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      • EQA1173I
      • EQA1174I
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      • EQA1176I
      • EQA1177I
      • EQA1178I
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      • EQA1190I
      • EQA1191I
      • EQA1192I
      • EQA1193I
      • EQA1194I
      • EQA1195I
      • EQA1196I
      • EQA1197I
      • EQA1198I
      • EQA1199I
      • EQA1200I
      • EQA1201I
      • EQA1202I
      • EQA1203I
      • EQA1204I
      • EQA1210I
      • EQA1226I
      • EQA1227I
      • EQA1228I
      • EQA1229I
      • EQA1230I
      • EQA1231I
      • EQA1232I
      • EQA1233I
      • EQA1234I
      • EQA1235I
      • EQA1236I
      • EQA1237I
      • EQA1238I
      • EQA1239I
      • EQA1240I
      • EQA1241I
      • EQA1242I
      • EQA1243I
      • EQA1244I
      • EQA1245I
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      • EQA1248I
      • EQA1249I
      • EQA1250I
      • EQA1251I
      • EQA1252I
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      • EQA1254I
      • EQA1255E
      • EQA1256E
      • EQA1257E
      • EQA1258E
      • EQA1259I
      • EQA1260I
      • EQA1261I
      • EQA1262I
      • EQA1263W
      • EQA1264I
      • EQA1265E
      • EQA1266I
      • EQA1267I
      • EQA1268I
      • EQA1269I
      • EQA1270I
      • EQA1271I
      • EQA1272I
      • EQA1273I
      • EQA1274I
      • EQA1275I
      • EQA1276I
      • EQA1277I
      • EQA1278I
      • EQA1279I
      • EQA1280I
      • EQA1281I
      • EQA1282I
      • EQA1283I
      • EQA1284I
      • EQA1285I
      • EQA1286I
      • EQA1287I
      • EQA1288I
      • EQA1289I
      • EQA1290I
      • EQA1291I
      • EQA1292I
      • EQA1293I
      • EQA1294I
      • EQA1295I
      • EQA1301I
      • EQA1306I
      • EQA1307I
      • EQA1308I
      • EQA1309I
      • EQA1316I
      • EQA1317I
      • EQA1318I
      • EQA1320E
      • EQA1321E
      • EQA1322E
      • EQA1323E
      • EQA1324I
      • EQA1325I
      • EQA1326I
      • EQA1327I
      • EQA1329I
      • EQA1330I
      • EQA1331I
      • EQA1332I
      • EQA1333I
      • EQA1334I
      • EQA1335I
      • EQA1336I
      • EQA1337I
      • EQA1338I
      • EQA1339I
      • EQA1340I
      • EQA1341I
      • EQA1342I
      • EQA1343I
      • EQA1344I
      • EQA1351I
      • EQA1352I
      • EQA1353I
      • EQA1354I
      • EQA1355I
      • EQA1356I
      • EQA1357I
      • EQA1358I
      • EQA1359I
      • EQA1360I
      • EQA1361I
      • EQA1362I
      • EQA1363W
      • EQA1364W
      • EQA1365I
      • EQA1366I
      • EQA1367I
      • EQA1368I
      • EQA1369I
      • EQA1370I
      • EQA1371I
      • EQA1372I
      • EQA1373E
      • EQA1376I
      • EQA1377I
      • EQA1378W
      • EQA1379I
      • EQA1380I
      • EQA1381I
      • EQA1382I
      • EQA1383I
      • EQA1384I
      • EQA1387I
      • EQA1389I
      • EQA1392I
      • EQA1393I
      • EQA1394I
      • EQA1396I
      • EQA1397I
      • EQA1398I
      • EQA1399I
      • EQA1400E
      • EQA1401E
      • EQA1402E
      • EQA1403E
      • EQA1404E
      • EQA1405E
      • EQA1406E
      • EQA1407E
      • EQA1408E
      • EQA1409E
      • EQA1410E
      • EQA1411E
      • EQA1412E
      • EQA1413E
      • EQA1414E
      • EQA1415E
      • EQA1416E
      • EQA1417E
      • EQA1418E
      • EQA1419E
      • EQA1420E
      • EQA1421E
      • EQA1422E
      • EQA1423E
      • EQA1424W
      • EQA1425W
      • EQA1426W
      • EQA1427W
      • EQA1428W
      • EQA1429E
      • EQA1431W
      • EQA1432E
      • EQA1433E
      • EQA1434E
      • EQA1435E
      • EQA1436W
      • EQA1437W
      • EQA1438W
      • EQA1439E
      • EQA1440E
      • EQA1441I
      • EQA1442E
      • EQA1443I
      • EQA1444I
      • EQA1445E
      • EQA1446E
      • EQA1447E
      • EQA1448W
      • EQA1449E
      • EQA1450E
      • EQA1451E
      • EQA1452E
      • EQA1453E
      • EQA1454E
      • EQA1455E
      • EQA1456S
      • EQA1457E
      • EQA1458E
      • EQA1459E
      • EQA1460E
      • EQA1461E
      • EQA1462E
      • EQA1463E
      • EQA1464E
      • EQA1465E
      • EQA1466E
      • EQA1467E
      • EQA1468E
      • EQA1469E
      • EQA1470E
      • EQA1471E
      • EQA1472E
      • EQA1473E
      • EQA1474E
      • EQA1475E
      • EQA1476E
      • EQA1477E
      • EQA1478E
      • EQA1479E
      • EQA1480E
      • EQA1481E
      • EQA1482E
      • EQA1483E
      • EQA1484E
      • EQA1485E
      • EQA1486E
      • EQA1487S
      • EQA1488E
      • EQA1489S
      • EQA1490S
      • EQA1491S
      • EQA1492S
      • EQA1493E
      • EQA1494S
      • EQA1495S
      • EQA1496S
      • EQA1497S
      • EQA1498S
      • EQA1499S
      • EQA1500S
      • EQA1501S
      • EQA1502S
      • EQA1503S
      • EQA1504S
      • EQA1505S
      • EQA1506S
      • EQA1507E
      • EQA1508E
      • EQA1509E
      • EQA1510E
      • EQA1511E
      • EQA1512E
      • EQA1513E
      • EQA1514E
      • EQA1515E
      • EQA1516E
      • EQA1517E
      • EQA1518E
      • EQA1519E
      • EQA1520E
      • EQA1521E
      • EQA1522E
      • EQA1523E
      • EQA1524E
      • EQA1525E
      • EQA1526E
      • EQA1527E
      • EQA1528E
      • EQA1529E
      • EQA1530E
      • EQA1531E
      • EQA1532E
      • EQA1533E
      • EQA1534E
      • EQA1535E
      • EQA1536E
      • EQA1537E
      • EQA1538E
      • EQA1539E
      • EQA1540E
      • EQA1541E
      • EQA1542E
      • EQA1543E
      • EQA1544E
      • EQA1545E
      • EQA1546E
      • EQA1547E
      • EQA1548E
      • EQA1549E
      • EQA1550E
      • EQA1551E
      • EQA1552E
      • EQA1553E
      • EQA1554E
      • EQA1555E
      • EQA1556E
      • EQA1557E
      • EQA1558E
      • EQA1559E
      • EQA1560E
      • EQA1561E
      • EQA1562E
      • EQA1563E
      • EQA1564E
      • EQA1565E
      • EQA1566E
      • EQA1567E
      • EQA1568E
      • EQA1569E
      • EQA1570E
      • EQA1571E
      • EQA1572E
      • EQA1573E
      • EQA1574E
      • EQA1575E
      • EQA1576E
      • EQA1577E
      • EQA1578E
      • EQA1579E
      • EQA1580E
      • EQA1581E
      • EQA1582E
      • EQA1583E
      • EQA1584E
      • EQA1585E
      • EQA1586E
      • EQA1587E
      • EQA1588E
      • EQA1589W
      • EQA1590W
      • EQA1591W
      • EQA1592W
      • EQA1593W
      • EQA1594W
      • EQA1595W
      • EQA1596E
      • EQA1597E
      • EQA1598E
      • EQA1599E
      • EQA1600E
      • EQA1601E
      • EQA1602E
      • EQA1603E
      • EQA1604E
      • EQA1605E
      • EQA1606E
      • EQA1607E
      • EQA1608E
      • EQA1609E
      • EQA1610E
      • EQA1611E
      • EQA1612E
      • EQA1613E
      • EQA1614E
      • EQA1615E
      • EQA1616E
      • EQA1617W
      • EQA1618W
      • EQA1619W
      • EQA1620E
      • EQA1621E
      • EQA1622E
      • EQA1623E
      • EQA1624E
      • EQA1625E
      • EQA1626E
      • EQA1627E
      • EQA1628E
      • EQA1629E
      • EQA1630E
      • EQA1631E
      • EQA1632E
      • EQA1633E
      • EQA1634E
      • EQA1635E
      • EQA1636E
      • EQA1637E
      • EQA1638E
      • EQA1639E
      • EQA1640E
      • EQA1641E
      • EQA1642E
      • EQA1643E
      • EQA1644W
      • EQA1645E
      • EQA1646E
      • EQA1647I
      • EQA1648S
      • EQA1649E
      • EQA1650E
      • EQA1651W
      • EQA1652E
      • EQA1653E
      • EQA1654E
      • EQA1655E
      • EQA1656E
      • EQA1657W
      • EQA1658W
      • EQA1659W
      • EQA1660W
      • EQA1661W
      • EQA1662W
      • EQA1663W
      • EQA1664W
      • EQA1665W
      • EQA1666W
      • EQA1667W
      • EQA1668W
      • EQA1669W
      • EQA1670W
      • EQA1671W
      • EQA1672W
      • EQA1673W
      • EQA1674W
      • EQA1675E
      • EQA1676S
      • EQA1677S
      • EQA1678E
      • EQA1679E
      • EQA1680E
      • EQA1681E
      • EQA1682E
      • EQA1683E
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      • EQA1687E
      • EQA1688E
      • EQA1689E
      • EQA1690I
      • EQA1691I
      • EQA1692W
      • EQA1693E
      • EQA1694I
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      • EQA1702E
      • EQA1703E
      • EQA1704E
      • EQA1705E
      • EQA1706E
      • EQA1707E
      • EQA1708I
      • EQA1709E
      • EQA1710E
      • EQA1711E
      • EQA1712E
      • EQA1713E
      • EQA1714I
      • EQA1720E
      • EQA1721E
      • EQA1722E
      • EQA1723E
      • EQA1724E
      • EQA1725E
      • EQA1726E
      • EQA1727E
      • EQA1728E
      • EQA1729E
      • EQA1739I
      • EQA1740E
      • EQA1741E
      • EQA1742I
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      • EQA1744I
      • EQA1745I
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      • EQA1751E
      • EQA1752S
      • EQA1753S
      • EQA1754S
      • EQA1755S
      • EQA1756W
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      • EQACM150E
    • Debug Profile Service messages
      • EQAPS1000E
      • EQAPS1001E
      • EQAPS1002E
      • EQAPS1003E
      • EQAPS1004E
      • EQAPS1005E
      • EQAPS1006E
      • EQAPS1007E
      • EQAPS1008E
      • EQAPS1009E
      • EQAPS1010E
      • EQAPS1011E
      • EQAPS1012E
      • EQAPS1013E
      • EQAPS1014E
      • EQAPS1015E
      • EQAPS1016E
      • EQAPS1017E
      • EQAPS1018E
      • EQAPS1019E
      • EQAPS1020E
      • EQAPS1021E
      • EQAPS1022E
      • EQAPS1023E
      • EQAPS1024E
      • EQAPS1025E
      • EQAPS1026E
      • EQAPS1027E
      • EQAPS1028E
      • EQAPS1029E
      • EQAPS2000E
      • EQAPS2001E
      • EQAPS3000E
      • EQAPS3001E
      • EQAPS3002E
      • EQAPS3003E
      • EQAPS3004E
      • EQAPS3100E
      • EQAPS3150E
      • EQAPS3200E
      • EQAPS3201E
      • EQAPS3202E
      • EQAPS3203E
      • EQAPS3204E
      • EQAPS3205E
      • EQAPS3206E
      • EQAPS3207E
      • EQAPS3208E
      • EQAPS3250E
      • EQAPS3300E
      • EQAPS3350E
      • EQAPS4000E
      • EQAPS4001E
      • EQAPS4002E
      • EQAPS4003E
      • EQAPS4050E
      • EQAPS4051E
      • EQAPS4052E
      • EQAPS4053E
      • EQAPS4054E
      • EQAPS4055E
      • EQAPS4056E
      • EQAPS4057E
      • EQAPS4058E
      • EQAPS4059E
      • EQAPS4060E
      • EQAPS4061E
      • EQAPS4062E
      • EQAPS4063E
      • EQAPS4064E
      • EQAPS4065E
      • EQAPS4066E
      • EQAPS4067E
      • EQAPS4250E
      • EQAPS4300E
      • EQAPS4350E
    • Non-Language Environment IMS messages
      • EQAI1002S
      • EQAI1003S
      • EQAI1004S
      • EQAI1008S
      • EQAI1009S
      • EQAI1013S
      • EQAI1020S
      • EQAI2005I
      • EQAI2006I
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      • EQAI2009I
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      • EQAI2016E
      • EQAI2017I
      • EQAI2018I
      • EQAI2019I
      • EQAI2020I
      • EQAI2021I
      • EQAI2022I
    • z/OS Debugger Language Environment user exit messages
      • EQAU999I
      • EQAU999I
    • z/OS Debugger Terminal Interface Manager messages
      • EQAY001E
      • EQAY002E
      • EQAY003E
      • EQAY004E
      • EQAY005E
      • EQAY006E
      • EQAY008E
      • EQAY009E
      • EQAY010E
      • EQAY011E
      • EQAY012I
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      • EQAY014I
      • EQAY999S
      • EQAY999S
      • EQAY999S
      • EQAY999S
      • EQAY999S
      • EQAY999S
      • EQAY999S
      • EQAY999S
      • EQAY999S
      • EQAY999I
    • IBM z/OS Debugger Utilities messages
      • EQAZ005S
      • EQAZ006S
      • EQAZ007S
      • EQAZ008S
      • EQAZ010W
      • EQAZ011I
      • EQAZ012I
      • EQAZ013W
      • EQAZ014E
      • EQAZ015W
      • EQAZ016W
      • EQAZ017I
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      • EQAZ020I
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      • EQAZ025W
      • EQAZ026W
      • EQAZ027E
      • EQAZ029W
      • EQAZ030W
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      • EQAZ033W
      • EQAZ034S
      • EQAZ035S
      • EQAZ036E
      • EQAZ037E
      • EQAZ038I
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      • EQAZ043I
      • EQAZ044I
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      • EQAZ048I
      • EQAZ049W
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      • EQAZ051S
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      • EQAZ053W
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      • EQAZ056S
      • EQAZ057W
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      • EQAZ059W
      • EQAZ060E
      • EQAZ061E
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      • EQAZ081I
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      • EQAZ100W
      • EQAZ101W
      • EQAZ102W
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      • EQAZ104W
      • EQAZ105W
      • EQAZ109W
      • EQAZ110W
      • EQAZ111W
      • EQAZ112W
      • EQAZ114W
      • EQAZ115W
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      • EQAZ122E
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      • EQAZ129E
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      • EQAZ136I
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      • EQAZ184E
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    • z/OS Debugger commands supported in remote debug mode
      • Specifying z/OS Debugger commands in launch configuration
      • Specifying the location of source, listing, or separate debug file in remote debug mode by using environment variables
    • Changes in behavior of some commands
      • Changes in the behavior introduced with Debug Tool for z/OS, Version 13.1
      • Changes in the behavior introduced with Debug Tool for z/OS, Version 12.1, with the PTF for APAR PM85967 for Enterprise COBOL for z/OS Version 5.1
      • Changes in behavior introduced with Debug Tool for z/OS, Version 11.1
      • Changes in behavior introduced with Debug Tool for z/OS, Version 10.1
      • Changes in behavior introduced with Debug Tool for z/OS, Version 9.1, with the PTF for APAR PK74749 applied
    • Limitations of 64-bit support in remote debug mode
  • IBM z/OS Debugger Reference Summary
  • Application programming interfaces
    • Code Coverage API
    • Code Coverage Service API
    • z/OS Debug Profile Service API
  • CRRDG: Remote debugging messages for z/OS Debugger
    • CRRDG1001E
    • CRRDG1002I
    • CRRDG1003E
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