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Using the Siebel Debugger

You can access the Debugger in several ways:

• You can set breakpoints in the current routine and begin execution by clicking the Start button. Execution is suspended when one of the lines that contains a breakpoint is about to be executed. The Debugger is activated and it highlights the line containing the breakpoint.
• If an executing program encounters a run-time error, such as an unhandled Siebel VB or eScript error, execution is suspended, the Debugger is activated, and it highlights the line containing the error.

Debug options are available from the Debug title bar menu and the Debug toolbar. See the Siebel Toolbars and Menus topics for details.

Topics in This Section

Setting Debugging and Run-Time Preferences

Checking Syntax

Using Breakpoints

Using the Siebel Calls Window

Tracing Scripts

Invoking Compiler and Run-Time Engine