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The double vertical bar (||) command prints status for the specified system or for all systems that you are currently debugging. Do not confuse this command with the (Process Status) command. |
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The double vertical bar (||) command prints status for the specified system or for all systems that you are currently debugging.
Do not confuse this command with the | (Process Status) command.
|| System
System
Specifies the system to display. If you omit this parameter, all systems that you are debugging are displayed. For more information about the syntax, see System Syntax.
| Item | Description |
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| Modes | Multiple target debugging |
| Targets | Live, crash dump |
| Platforms | All |
The || command is useful only when you are debugging multiple targets. Many, but not all, multiple-target debugging sessions involve multiple systems. For more information about these sessions, see Debugging Multiple Targets.
Each system listing includes the server name and the protocol details. The system that the debugger is running on is identified as <Local>.
The following examples show you how to use this command. The following command displays all systems.
3:2:005> ||
The following command also displays all systems.
3:2:005> ||*
The following command displays the currently active system.
3:2:005> ||.
The following command displays the system that had the most recent exception or break.
3:2:005> ||#
The following command displays system number 2.
3:2:005> ||2