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

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disable Command
Disables specified breakpoints, which remain defined but are not hit until reenabled. Use the
enable command (see enable Command (page 78)) to enable a disabled breakpoint.
If you do not enter any breakpoint numbers, the command disables all the breakpoints associated
with the current process.
Abbreviations dis and disa.
disable [breakpoints] [breakpoint-number...]
Where:
breakpoint-number
The number of a breakpoint or catch event that you want disabled. If you omit
breakpoint-number, all current breakpoints are disabled.
Example
See the example for the enable Command (page 78).
disable display Command
Disables the evaluation and display of a previously defined automatic display expression.
If you do not specify any command arguments, the command disables the entire automatic display
list.
disable display [number]
Where:
number
An ordinal number that identifies an expression to be deleted from the automatic display list.
Considerations
• To specify an expression for automatic display, use the display command (see display
Command (page 76)).
• To display the current expression numbers on the automatic display list, either enter the info
command (see info Command (page 86)) with the display option, or enter the display
command with no arguments.
disassemble (da) Command
Displays a range of memory as instructions. To display the instructions that compose the current
line, first use the info line command to display the line’s address range and then use the
disassemble command.
NOTE: COBOL programs are often lengthy. For this reason, using the disassemble command
with a COBOL program can result in a lengthy display of instructions. HP recommends displaying
the instructions for one line at a time, as described in the preceding paragraph.
If you specify only one of start-address and end-address, Native Inspect disassembles the
entire function surrounding the given address.
If you specify no start-address or end-address, Native Inspect disassembles the entire
function surrounding the current PC value.
Alias: da.
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