Disabling, Enabling, or Deleting a Breakpoint

Control whether breakpoints are bypassed during the current debugging session.

To bypass a breakpoint, disable it. You can enable a disabled breakpoint at any time. If you no longer need a breakpoint, you can delete it.

To disable a breakpoint:
- In the Script Editor, right-click the breakpoint and select Breakpoint > Disable Breakpoint, or
- In the Breakpoints window, unselect the breakpoint's check box.
The breakpoint icon changes to white, in both the Breakpoints window and Script Editor.
To disable all breakpoints, select Breakpoint > Disable All Breakpoints.
To enable a disabled breakpoint, click its breakpoint icon.
The white breakpoint icon changes to red.
To delete a breakpoint:
- In the Script Editor, click the breakpoint icon, or right-click the breakpoint and select Breakpoint > Delete Breakpoint, or
- In the Breakpoints window, right-click a breakpoint and select Delete, or select one or more breakpoint lines (not their check boxes) and click Delete.
PowerBuilder removes the breakpoint in the Script Editor and the Breakpoints window.
To delete all breakpoints:
- Select Breakpoint > Delete All Breakpoints, or
- Click Delete All in the Breakpoints window toolbar.
PowerBuilder removes all breakpoints in the Script Editor and the Breakpoints window.