NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

DEBUG SOURCE
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SCOPE
specifies a nesting level. NCL displays decompiled text at the specified nesting
level.
You should use this operand with a single statement number only, not a complete
statement position specification. If you use this operand with a complete
statement position specification, the specification is ignored.
0
specifies the current nesting level.
nesting-level
specifies the nesting level of a caller procedure or function.
A nesting level of 1 specifies the immediate caller, a nesting level of 2 specifies
the caller of that caller, a nesting level of 3 specifies the caller of that caller, and
so on.
ON
specifies that the DEBUG STEP command displays successive lines of NCL source
code in decompiled source format, in addition to line number format. The NCL
source code is also displayed in decompiled format whenever the procedure being
debugged is suspended.
OFF
specifies that the DEBUG STEP command displays code in line number format.
Considerations
The default authority level of this command is 0.
You can enter this command from any NCL procedure, except the INIT NCL
procedure, by using either the CMD core statement or the INTCMD verb.
Messages NNM1910, NNM1926 through NNM1928, NNM1934, NNM1935,
NNM1941, and NNM0999 indicate the results of this command. Refer to the
NonStop NET/MASTER Messages Manual or NonStop NET/MASTER MS online
help for a description of these messages.
If the specified NCL process is not currently suspended, a warning message is
issued.
The ON operand of the DEBUG SOURCE command cannot be used to display the
source code of files contained in the distributed NCL object file.
For related information, see the other DEBUG commands and the EXEC, FLUSH,
SHOW NCL, and START commands.