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Using Breakpoints

A breakpoint is a marker in a line of code that stops code from running at this line. It allows you to use the Debugger so that you can examine the state of the program that exists at this line.

To use breakpoints

• Do one of the following:
  • You are editing a script. Place the cursor on the line of code where you must set a breakpoint, and then press F9.
  • You are debugging script. Click on a line of code.

    If a breakpoint does not already exist on this line, then Siebel Tools adds a breakpoint. If a breakpoint already exists on this line, then Siebel Tools removes it.