NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

DEBUG CLEAR

NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands

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DEBUG CLEAR The DEBUG CLEAR command clears one or more breakpoint(s) associated with an

NCL process.

DEBUG CLEAR [ ID=

ncl-id

]

clear-spec

BREAKPOINT=ALL

BREAKPOINT=

bp-number

[ [ BREAKPOINT=

bp-number

] … ]

ID=

ncl-id

specifies the NCL process identifier (NCL ID) of an NCL process and sets the

current NCL process. If you do not specify an NCL ID, the default NCL ID is

assumed (see the DEBUG START command for further information about the

default NCL ID).

clear-spec

specifies the method to use to clear the breakpoint(s).

BREAKPOINT=ALL

clears all breakpoints associated with an NCL process.

BREAKPOINT=

bp-number

clears the breakpoint with the specified number. (Breakpoint numbers are

automatically assigned when you enter a DEBUG BREAKPOINT command.)

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.

When NCL clears the breakpoint(s), it displays a message in the roll-delete

message display area of your OCS window.

Each breakpoint set in an NCL process is allocated a unique number, starting from

1 and incrementing by 1 through to the maximum number of breakpoints you can

set in a single debug session: 65535. A breakpoint number is not reallocated if a

breakpoint is later cleared.

For related information, see the other DEBUG commands and the EXEC, FLUSH,

SHOW NCL, and START commands.