DELETE
Delete a program breakpoint in the debugger
WSupported on Windows
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USupported on Unix
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VSupported on OpenVMS
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DELETE/ALL DELETE routine DELETE line DELETE routine line DELETE label [/LABEL] DELETE . DELETE image/routine
Arguments
/ALL
Deletes all breakpoints.
routine
Deletes a breakpoint at the entry to the specified routine.
line
Deletes a breakpoint at the specified source line in the current routine.
routine line
Deletes a breakpoint at the specified source line in the specified routine.
label [/LABEL]
Deletes a breakpoint at the specified label in the current routine.
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(period) Deletes a breakpoint at the current line in the current routine.
image/routine
Deletes a breakpoint on entry to the specified routine that is inside the specified shared image. (OpenVMS only)
Discussion
The DELETE command deletes one or more existing program breakpoints.
The breakpoint that you specify must already exist. Use the SHOW BREAK command to get a list of existing breakpoints.
You can specify more than one breakpoint for deletion, separated by commas. If routine is not specified, the break specification is assumed to be for the routine most recently specified on the command line.
Examples
The following example deletes the breakpoint at the entry to the MAINT routine as well as the breakpoints at lines 12 and 19 of the ADD routine.
DELETE maint, add 12, 19