Scrolling to a particular line number

To display a particular line at the top of a window, use the POSITION or SCROLL TO command with the line or statement numbers shown in the window prefix areas. Enter POSITION n or SCROLL TO n (where n is a line number) on the command line and press Enter.

For example, to bring line 345 to the top of the window, enter POSITION 345 OR SCROLL TO 345 on the command line. z/OS® Debugger scrolls the selected window vertically so that it displays line 345 at the top of that window.

If you used the LIST AT LINE or LIST AT STATEMENT command to get a list of line or statement breakpoints, then use the POSITION or SCROLL TO command to display one of those breakpoints at the top of the Source window. As an alternate to using the combination of the LIST AT LINE or LIST AT STATEMENT command with the POSITION or SCROLL TO command, you can use the FINDBP command. The FINDBP command works in a manner similar to the FIND command for strings, except that it searches for line, statement, and offset breakpoints.