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Big variables in RPGILE debugger

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Big variables in RPGILE debugger

Big variables in RPGILE debugger

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Hi,

I have an MQ put program that has a message field(MsgData) size 4000A.  When I debug and view I only see the 1st 1024 chars.  Is there a way to configure the debugger to show all the data in the field.

Also on the MQ Q I can only view 1024 can this be changed?
I know the message is bigger than 1024 because I write it to a file.

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RE: Big variables in RPGILE debugger

Try

EVAL MsgDta :c 4000            to see in char format
EVAL MagDta :x 1000            to see hex format

RE: Big variables in RPGILE debugger

oops typo. can't update my last post

EVAL MagDta :x 4000            to see hex format  

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