Table 11. Debug Menu Options
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Check Syntax |
Compiles the current script and verifies syntax. |
Start (F5) |
Starts the application. A dialog box with startup parameters also appears. |
Break (CTRL+BREAK) |
Stops the execution of the currently running script. If Siebel VB or Siebel eScript is not executing, no operation is performed. |
End |
Stops the execution of the application and returns to the Siebel Script Editor window. |
Restart (SHIFT+F5) |
Restarts the application if a break has occurred. |
Toggle Breakpoint (F9) |
Sets or removes a breakpoint on a specific line of code. |
Clear All Breakpoints (CTRL+SHIFT+F9) |
Removes all breakpoints from the current script routine. |
Watch (SHIFT+F9) |
Displays script variables and their values. This window can be used to monitor the values of specific variables as a script executes. |
Calls (CTRL+L) |
Contains a list of subroutine and function calls that were executed prior to the current line. Selecting an entry in the list causes the interpreter to shift to that entry. |
Step Into (F8) |
Executes the next line of script code. If this is a subroutine or procedure call, then execution continues within that procedure. |
Step Over (SHIFT+F8) |
Advances the application to the script code line just after the current subroutine or procedure. Execution remains at the level of the current procedure. |
Step To Cursor (CTRL+F8) |
Executes all lines of code up to the line selected by the cursor. |