Data Display menu options (Debugger)

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The Data Display menu options are identified below:

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Load Watch Restores from a local file a list of items to display in the Watch Window. Same as the loadWatch command. For more information, see Saving and restoring Watch Window contents.
Save Watch Saves to a local file (for later loading) the list of items currently displayed in the Watch Window. Same as the saveWatch command. For more information, see Saving and restoring Watch Window contents.
Add Watch Adds to the Watch Window the item currently specified in the text area above the Watch Window. Same as the Watch button or addWatch command.
Add Watch on

Current Line

Adds to the Watch Window any variables found in the current Source Code line. Same as right clicking the current line and selecting Add Watch from the context menu, and same as the addWatchOnCurrentLine command.
Clear Watch Removes all items from the Watch Window and instructs the mainframe portion of the Debugger to stop collecting any watch data. Same as the Clear Watch button or clearWatch command.
Value Display Displays in a separate window the details of the value of the item currently specified in the text area above the Watch Window. This is one of multiple ways to display a value. Same as the valueDisplay command.
PAI Displays in a separate window the values of all the visible fields in the current Model 204 record. This is the output of the User Language PAI (Print All Information) statement. Same as the pai command.
PAFGI Displays in a separate window the values of all the fields in the current or specified Model 204 field group. This is the output of the User Language PAFGI (Print All Fieldgroup Information) statement. Same as the pafgi command.
Open External Watch Window

Displays in an external window separate from the main Client window the current contents of the Client Watch Window. Or, it brings the existing external Watch Window to the top of your current stack of open windows.

Same as the openExternalWatchWindow command.