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LABEL BREAK SET
Sets a breakpoint at the specified label.
Syntax
{LABEL BREAK SET}label[,segment[,count[,{cmdlist}]]]
{LBS }
Parameters
label A label within the active Transact system. This does
not include command labels.
segment The segment number corresponding to the label. If this
parameter is omitted, the entire system will be searched
for the label. However, if the same label is used in
multiple segments of the system, an error message will
be returned if the segment is not specified.
count The number of times that the breakpoint label is
encountered before stopping. The default count value is
1.
cmdlist A set of commands executed every time the breakpoint
count condition is met. The cmdlist parameter must
consist of valid TRANDEBUG commands separated by
semicolons. NMDEBUG commands cannot be used.
Discussion
This command allows you to set a breakpoint in the active Transact system
by specifying a label. The segment value is needed if the same label is
used in multiple segments. The label is resolved to a p-code offset and
a segment which is then processed as if a BREAK SET command was issued.
NOTE The output of the LABEL BREAK SET, BREAK LIST, and BREAK DELETE
commands do not show the label that was used to set the breakpoint.
Only the resulting segment and p-code offset are shown.
Additionally, labels cannot be used to delete breakpoints.
Examples
TRANDEBUG> label break set mylabel
BREAKPOINT SET:
SYSTEM SEGMENT OFFSET COUNT
--------------------------------
0. MYPROG 0 10 1
TRANDEBUG> label break set seg1label,,,{DISPLAY MATCH}
BREAKPOINT SET:
SYSTEM SEGMENT OFFSET COUNT
--------------------------------
1. MYPROG 1 3 1
CMD LIST>>>>> DISPLAY MATCH
TRANDEBUG>lbs duplabel,5,6
BREAKPOINT SET:
SYSTEM SEGMENT OFFSET COUNT
--------------------------------
2. MYPROG 5 183 6