Native Inspect Manual (H06.13+, J06.03+)

(eInspect 7,416): up
#1 0x70006950:0 in EMMA () at \SIERRA.$AUDIT.DIVA.CBINIT:136
136 Call “Lisa”.
(eInspect 7,416): up
#2 0x70003110:0 in MAIN () at \SIERRA.$AUDIT.DIVA.CBINIT:53
53 Call “Emma”.
(eInspect 7,416): down
#1 0x70006950:0 in EMMA () at \SIERRA.$AUDIT.DIVA.CBINIT:136
136 Call “Lisa”.
(eInspect 7,416): down
#0 EMMA.LISA () at \SIERRA.$AUDIT.DIVA.CBINIT:155
155 DISPLAY “In Lisa”.
vector Command
Changes the process that is designated as the current process when you are debugging more than
one process. The current process is the process to which debugger commands apply.
vector [pin] | [$process-name]
Where:
pin
The process ID or process number of the process that you want to designate as the current
debugging process. The command fails if you specify an invalid or nonexistent pin. Do not
include the CPU number. For example, the pin for process 3,248 is 248.
$process-name
The name of the process or process-pair you want to designate as the current debugging
process. The command fails if you specify an invalid or nonexistent process name.
Considerations
Consider the following when using the vector command:
• Use the info Command with the sessions option to list the sessions running under one
instance of Native Inspect. Use this command during multiprocess debugging.
• The vector command preserves debugging attributes you have set for the previously
designated process.
• When privileged debugging is enabled in Native Inspect, use the vector command to view
the state of any process in the CPU without having to attach to the process.
version Option
A command-line option that displays the versions of Native Inspect, GDB, and the Tool Command
Language (Tcl). The show command with the version option displays the same output. (See show
Command (page 116)).
-- version
vq Command
Displays information about process segments or, if you specify a segid, changes the selectable
segment viewed by Native Inspect.
vq [segid]
Where:
segid
The segment ID for the segment about which to display information.
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