Native Inspect Manual (H06.07+)

Syntax of Native Inspect Commands
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cd command
You can switch a stopping process to another debugger by using the switch command.
The process is eventually given back to the original instance of Native Inspect, and the
process will still be in the stopping state.
After you examine a stopping process, you must use the continue, detach, or kill
command to disassociate the process from Native Inspect and allow the process to
terminate.
cd command
Changes the current working directory to the specified pathname.
Alias: volume
pathname
is the OSS or Guardian absolute or relative pathname of the new current working
directory.
Example
To specify that the current working directory (Guardian environment) is mysubvol on
the $DATA5 disk volume:
To specify that the current working directory (OSS environment) is /usr/mysrc:
commands command
Sets the commands to be executed when a breakpoint is hit. Enter the commands
starting on the next line. To indicate the end of the commands, enter a line containing
only the word end.
The commands command is useful when you are starting Native Inspect to examine a
snapshot file or debug a running process.
If you omit breakpoint-number, Native Inspect assumes the last breakpoint that you
set.
cd pathname
(eInspect 1,325):cd $data5.mysubvol
(eInspect 1,1032):cd /usr/mysrc
commands [ breakpoint-number ]