Pathway/XM System Management Manual

PXMCOM Commands
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INSPECT TERM
INSPECT TERM
This command invokes the Inspect process to debug a SCREEN COBOL program
running on a TERM object. This command establishes a breakpoint at the next program
instruction; the program waits for commands from the Inspect process.
Before you use the INSPECT TERM command, the PXMCFG SET TCP
INSPECT
attribute must be set to ON.
This command can be issued for configured and temporary TERM objects.
pathmon-object
specifies the internal PATHMON object name that is displayed in the header of a
STATUS TERM command. For example, PM0000 is the first pathmon-object.
term-name
specifies the name of the TERM object on which the SCREEN COBOL program
(the program to be debugged) is running.
FILE file-name
specifies the name of the Inspect command terminal (the terminal on which you
enter the Inspect commands). file-name begins with a $ (dollar sign) followed by
one to six alphanumeric characters; maximum of seven characters including the $.
You cannot specify a node name as part of the file name; the node is always the
node on which the PATHMON process is currently running.
If file-name is omitted, the Inspect command terminal is one of the following,
listed in order of priority:
1. The terminal named in the PXMCFG SET TERM INSPECT file-name
attribute
2. The terminal named in the PXMCFG SET TCP INSPECT file-name
attribute
3. The home terminal for the TCP process
Consideration
It is not necessary to specify PXMCFG SET TERM INSPECT ON before using this
command.
INSPECT TERM { [ pathmon-object. ]term-name }
[ , FILE file-name ]
Note. You can issue the INSPECT TERM command in situation 1 only if you had
specified PXMCFG SET TERM INSPECT OFF and had at the same time specified a
file name. You might do this to specify a default Inspect command terminal to use
whenever you want to debug a program running on your terminal.