DROP (DR)–Drop Symbolic Name Invokes the Linkage Display panel.

Invokes the Linkage Display panel. Applies all subsequent commands to the program specified. This
Removes the symbolic name for a data item that has been set by the LINKAGE <data-item> <PRINT> qualification is automatically reset by either another QUALIFY command or
EQUATE command. List Unconditional Breakpoints (LISTAT) resumption of program execution. When testing more than one program,
Quick Reference DROP <symbolic name> Displays the Breakpoint Status panel, which lists unconditional breakpoints the listing switches automatically to the qualified program.
DROPUSE–Remove a Using set in the program. QUALIFY program-id
Removes a using that was set with the USING command. LISTAT QUIT–Terminate Test Session
DROPUSE DSECT | CSECT List All Breakpoints (LISTBP) Stops the test session. Pressing the END key twice in a row is the same as
DUMP–Terminate Testing with a Dump Displays the Breakpoints panel, which lists all the conditional and entering the QUIT command.
Terminates the testing session with a dump. unconditional breakpoints in this application. QUIT
CA InterTest™ Batch DUMP LISTBP Reset Data Item (RDI) or REMOVE–Remove Keep Window
Removes the specified data item from the Keep Window.
EQUATE (EQU)–Specify Symbolic Name List Labels (LISTLBL)
Equates a data item to a specific name. The data item then may be Lists the labels that were added with the .label command. RDI data-item | ALL
referenced by either the data item or the symbolic name. LISTLBL REMOVE data-item | ALL
EQUATE <symbolic-name data-item> List Conditional Breakpoints (LISTWHEN, LISTW) RE
Control Commands EXSUM (EXS)– Execution Summary Display Displays the When Conditional Display panel, which lists conditional RECORDS (REC)–Show COBOL Record Formats
Some commands have synonyms that you may find easier to remember, Provides an execution summary showing the number of executable breakpoints set in the program. Displays the COBOL File section Display panel that shows the record formats
especially if you are a CA InterTest™ for CICS user. You can use these statements in the PROCEDURE DIVISION, the number of statements LISTWHEN under the file descriptions (FDs).
synonyms interchangeably. For example, the AT command, which sets an currently executed in the current program. LISTUSE-List Usings RECORDS <data-item> <PRINT>
unconditional breakpoint, can also be entered as UNCOND. Or the LDI (List EXSUM Displays the USING STATUS panel, which lists all usings set by the USING REC
Data Item) command, which is used to create a “keep window,” can be FILES (F)–Display COBOL FD Status command. REGS–Display Registers for Assembler Programs
entered as KEEP. Displays the File Status panel. LISTUSE Display the current assembler program’s general registers.
ADVANCE (A) – Advance the Trace Pointer MAP (Region MAP Display) REGS <ON | OFF | DISPLAY | FLOAT>
FILES
Causes the display to scroll to the next executed statement. You can use Invokes the Region Map Display Panel, which allows you to display REFRESH–Split Screen Refresh
FM-Starts CA File Master Plus
the ADVANCE command to simulate execution of a program in forward information about programs in storage. Refreshes the values of data items on the current screen after changing the
execution sequence after using the PREVIOUS command to back up the Start the ® CA File Master™ Plus product.
MAP values while in split screen.
program’s execution. FM
NEXT (N)–Execute the Next ‘n’ Verbs REFRESH
ADVANCE <nnn | P nnn> Frequency (FREQ, FR)–Controls FREQ Counter
Executes the next verb in the program. The Next Intercept panel is RESTART–Restart a Batch Link Debugging Step
AT or UNCOND (U, “)”) – Set a Breakpoint by Statement Controls the statement frequency counter, and together with the NOFREQ
displayed after the verb is executed. Re-initiates a Batch Link job to the beginning of the current step being
Sets unconditional breakpoints from the Intercept panel or displays the command, controls whether or not the counters are displayed.
NEXT <nnn | P| Before | After | ?> debugged.
Breakpoint Control panel. FREQ <ON | OFF | RESET>
NOFREQ–Remove Frequency Counters RESTART
AT<<statement-number|paragraph-name|procedure- GO–Resume Execution of the COBOL Program
Removes the frequency counters and arrows from the Intercept panel. RUN–Execute without Breakpoints
name|labelname><AFTER|BEFORE><(subcommand-list)>> Resumes the test session until the next breakpoint occurs or the program
NOFREQ Resumes execution of the application, ignoring breakpoints. If an optional
<<ALL|program-name><ENTRY|EXIT|LABEL|DBCALL> <(subcommand- completes.
OFF or OFFU (O)–Remove Unconditional Breakpoints statement number is passed, the application is executed in "RUN" mode up
list)>> GO <statement-number | paragraph-name | procedure-name | label-name>
Deletes breakpoints set by the AT command. to that statement number. Then execution is changed to 'GO' mode,
CORE-Displays memory INCLUDE–Call a Set of CA InterTest Batch Commands
OFF <statement-number | paragraph-name | procedure-name | label-name honoring breakpoints that were previously set.
Display memory based on its address within the debugging region. Executes a set of CA InterTest Batch commands from the DD name
| ENTRY | EXIT | LABEL | DBCALL | ALL ENTRY | ALL EXIT | ALL LABEL RUN <statement number>
CORE <data-item | paragraph-name | address | expression> INT1CLIB
| ALL DBCALL <(subcommand-list)>> SDWA–Display System Diagnostic Work Area
COUNTS–Control Frequency Counting INCLUDE member-name
OFFWN or OFFC–Remove Conditional Breakpoints Displays the system diagnostic work area if a failure occurs.
Use to enable or disable frequency counting, reset frequency counters, and List Data Automatic (LDA) or AUTOKEEP
Deletes conditional breakpoints set by the C, W or V line commands, by the SDWA
control the display of the frequency counters. Displays in the keep window all the data items referenced by the current
WHEN command or in the When panel. SET–Change Value of a Data Item
COUNTS <ON | OFF> <SHOW | NOSHOW> <RESET | RESET ALL | RESET statement.
OFFWN <when-name | ALL> Alters the value of a data item.
progid> LDA <ON|OFF>
OFFC <ALL> SET data-item <=> <value | LOW-VALUES | HIGH-VALUES |
Current Statement (CS) AUTOKEEP
POINT (PO)–Direct PREV and ADVANCE Pointer SPACES | ZERO | ZEROES | x ‘hex char string’>
Returns the program listing to and highlights the current statement. CS AUTOK
Causes the PREVIOUS and ADVANCE commands to operate from the SKIP–Bypass a Statement
<statement-number | paragraph-name | procedure-name | label-name> List Data Item (LDI) or Keep (K)–Create “KEEP” window
specified statement number. Causes the specified statement number to be skipped.
DATAMON–Enable Data Monitoring Adds the specified data item to the keep window.
POINT statement-number | paragraph-name | procedure-name | label- SKIP statement-number
Enables data monitoring for the specified program. LDI data-item | expression
name SLOW–Observe a Verb at a Time
DATAMON <ON | OFF> <pgmid> KEEP
PO Resumes execution of the program one verb at a time, displaying the
DDALLOC (DDA)–Allocate a DD List Data Item in heX (LDX) or KEEPX (KX)
PREV (PREV, P)–Trace in Reverse intercept panel between the execution of each verb.
Invokes the DDALLOC panel to allow allocation of a DD. Adds the specified data item to the keep window in hexadecimal format,
Causes the display to scroll to the previously executed statements. The SLOW <nnn | FAST>
DDALLOC <ddname> displaying the zones and numerics.
PREV command can be used to step backward through the execution AUTOSTEP
DDFREE (DDF)–Free a DD LDX data-item
of the program. AUTO
Frees a given DD. KEEPX
PREV <nnn | P nn> Usage Note: This feature can be turned off by pressing the Attention key.
DDFREE ddname List Equated Names (LEQ)
P
DDQ–Query a DD Lists the equated symbolic names set by the EQUATE command.
Print Stream to the Session Log (PS)
Determines if a given DD is allocated. LEQ
Causes the currently displayed stream to be written to the session log.
DDQ ddname
PS
DISPLAY (D)–Format Data or the COBOL Working Storage
Invokes the Display panel.
LINKAGE (LI)–Format the COBOL Linkage Section QUALIFY–Set Current Program ID
DISPLAY <data-item | expression <data-item> …> <PRINT> SNAP-Produces a SNAP report
Produces an ® CA Optimizer®, ® CA Optimizer®/II or ® CA SymDump®
Batch SNAP report.
Note: Some commands have synonyms, such as ‘A’ and ‘U,’ which are
fully interchangeable. Use whichever one you find easier to remember.
Display Commands Report Commands
SNAP Display Commands locate and position data on the screen. They are HISTOGRAM (HIST)–Produce execution histogram report
SPEED–Accelerate Program Testing Line Control Description entered on the COMMAND => line of any panel containing a command The HISTOGRAM command writes an execution histogram to ddname
Removes trace and frequency counting and accelerates program testing. Cmd(s) Cmd(s) input field. INT1REPT. The histogram consists of one line per executable statement.
SPEED <ON|OFF> A AT An Unconditional breakpoint is set at the COLUMN The line contains the statement number, the execution frequency counter,
STEP (ST)–Set Count for GO Command U UNCOND specified line. A U stops before the line. A ) stops Places a line that shows the column numbers on the first line of the display and a graphic representation of the number of times the statement has
Sets the execution mode to step operation: for each GO command, the ) after the line. A U or ) remains in the first column area of the Intercept or Display panel. been executed.
specified number of verbs is executed and the Step Count Intercept panel to show where breakpoints are set. COLUMN <ON | OFF> HIST <scale>
is displayed. C COND A Conditional breakpoint is set at the specified XSUM–Produce execution summary report
FIND (F)
STEP <nnnn | BEFORE | AFTER> W WHEN line for the data item where the cursor is
Searches the file until the string operand is matched. The XSUM command writes an execution summary report to ddname
ST positioned. The breakpoint takes effect when
the condition is met. FIND string<col1 <col2>> <NEXT | FIRST | LAST | PREV> INT1REPT. The summary report consists of the COBOL program listing
SUSPEND (SUS)–Suspend a Batch Link Session with the execution frequency counter to the left of each valid statement in
Use to detach a terminal from a Batch Link debugging session without D DISPLAY Shows the DISPLAY panel for all data items Find Paragraph (FP)
the PROCEDURE DIVISION.
terminating the session. on the line where the D command is specified. Scrolls the display to the definition of the specified paragraph, procedure, or XSUM <UNEXEC>
SUSPEND label name. This command must be entered in its abbreviated form FP.
SUS G GO The program will begin executing (Go to) the line Session Log Facility–Review Debugging Session
FP paragraph-name | procedure-name | label-name
TRACE (TR)–Control/display program trace entries Displays the where the G is typed. Records and subsequently enables a user to review the activities of a
Find Statement (FS) debugging session.
Program Trace Display panel. This panel shows statement numbers in H KEEPX The data items on the line where the H is placed
Scrolls a display to a specified statement number. This command must be
the order they were executed (format 1), or the last nnn statements that LDIX will be listed at the top of the INTERCEPT panel
LDX in a ‘Keep window’ and shown in Hex format. entered in its abbreviated form FS.
were executed (format 2).
TRACE <ON|OFF | n> FS statement-number
I INFO In instances where a frequency count
TR exceeds 9999, Info displays the actual count KDOWN–Scroll Keep Window Down
TRACE SOURCE–Trace with Source Code Displayed at the top right of the screen. Use to scroll the keep window in the downward direction.
Functions similarly to the TRACE command, but displays the code being KDOWN scroll-amt
traced as well as the statement number. K KEEP The data items on the line where the K or L is
L LDI placed will be listed in a ‘Keep window’ on the KSIZE (KS)– Keep Window Size
TRACE SOURCE n
top of the INTERCEPT PANEL. Use to determine the size of your keep window.
TR SO
TRP–Display Traced Paragraph Entries O, blank OFF The breakpoint currently set on the line will be KSIZE depth F | V
Invokes the Program Trace Display panel. This panel shows paragraph OFFU reset (turned off). KS
names executed and their corresponding statement numbers. P PRINT The DISPLAY for all the data items on the line will KUP–Scroll Keep Window Up
TRP be written to the session log for later printing. Use to scroll the keep window in the upward direction.
USING-Assign a register or address to a DSECT or CSECT
R REMOVE A RDI, reset data item, will be done for each of the KUP scroll-amt
Allows users to assign a register or address for the debugger to use to map data items on the line to remove entries in the
LDI LOCATE (L)
a DSECT or CSECT that has no currently active using. Keep window. It may also be used next to
USING DSECT | CSECT REGISTER | ADDRESS Scrolls to a specified line, or a user-defined symbolic label, in the program.
individual Keep window entries.
WHEN (WN/WH) or COND (C)–Set Conditional Breakpoints LOCATE nnnnnn | label
Sets conditional breakpoints that take effect. S SKIP Skips this statement. The S will remain in the RESET–Removes Column Numbers
• Whenever the value of a specified data item changes (format 1). first column to show the user which statements Removes column numbers that are displayed on the Intercept or Display
• When a relationship between two data items is true (format 2). will be skipped. panel by the COLUMN command.
WHEN <when-name data-item-1> <BEFORE | AFTER> V COND A Variable Change breakpoint is set at the RESET
<(subcommand-list)> WHEN specified line. The breakpoint is triggered before .label Command
*–Add a comment to the session log the line is executed when the product
determines that the value of a variable in the Assigns a symbolic label to the current line number in the program.
Allows the user to specify a comment to be written in the session log for the
current session. line changes. Cursor-sensitive Variable Change .xxxxxx
* text breakpoint - if V is entered and the cursor is
/aaa-Executes an external CLIST placed on a data item, pressing Enter
designates that item as the variable change
Executes CLIST CAMRCLST, passing parameter aaa /clist
item.
Line Commands X OFF,RDI Remove breakpoint or remove data item from
keep window
Line Commands are entered on the far left of a source code statement.
They are based on Control Commands, but apply only to the line on which +nnn IIncrement a subscript by nnn on a displayed data
they are entered. Multiple Line Commands may be entered on a single item.
display. -nnn Decrement a subscript by nnn on a displayed
data item. All trademarks, trade names, service marks, and logos referenced herein
belong to their respective companies Copyright © 2016 CA. All rights
<[nnnn] Scrolls data nnnn bytes in the Keep Window left
reserved.

>[nnnn] Scrolls data nnnn bytes in the Keep Window right