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Programming Guide - Actian

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How You Can Use Break ConditionsHow You Can Delete Break Conditions3. Click the Activations portlet tab on the left side of the window.4. Click the check box of the deactivated condition so that it displays acheckmark.For instructions to delete break conditions, see How You Can Delete BreakConditions (see page 448).There are several ways to delete break conditions:• On the Call, Methods, or Other portlets tabs of the Debug tab, clear thebreak condition you want to delete.• In the Activations portlet of the Debug tab, select the break condition youwant to delete, then use any of the following methods to delete yourselection:– Right-click on the condition and select Delete from the pop-up menu.– Press the Delete key.– Click Edit, Delete from the Workbench menu.• To delete all break conditions listed in the Activations portlet, select one ofthe conditions and then right-click and select Clear from the pop-up menu.For additional information about deleting source breakpoints, see How You CanDelete Source Breakpoints (see page 450).Source BreakpointsA source breakpoint is a defined place in a script where the application passescontrol to the Debugger. Source breakpoints can pass control to the Debuggeronly between statements. Therefore, when you are setting source breakpointsand you choose a line of code that is not the beginning of a statement, theDebugger searches back through the script until it finds the start of astatement and places the breakpoint there.When a running application encounters a source breakpoint, it passes controlto the Debugger just before the execution of the statement on which thebreakpoint is positioned. If the line on which you placed the breakpointcontains more than one statement, the Debugger gains control before the firststatement on the line.448 <strong>Programming</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>

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