Miscellaneous

Show object information

In the Option Dialog dialog box, select Debug Bshell. On the Bshell Debug Levels tab, select Show Object Information, or, from the command line, run –dbgobj.

Show whether domains, data definitions and objects are loaded from disk or shared memory

In the Option Dialog dialog box, select Debug Bshell. On the Bshell Debug Levels tab, select Show SRDD Use, or, from the command line, run –dbgsrdduse.

Show various TSS debugging information

In the Option Dialog dialog box, select Debug Bshell. On the Bshell Debug Levels tab, select Debug TSS, or, from the command line, run –dbgtss.

Show data input options (not for fields)

In the Option Dialog dialog box, select Debug Bshell. On the Bshell Debug Levels tab, select Debug data.input(), or, from the command line, run –dbgdata.

Stop debugger, if possible, when a message is sent to the message window

In the Option Dialog dialog box, on the Bshell Debug Levels tab, select Debug Messages, or, from the command line, run –dbgmesg.

Show loaded resources

In the Option Dialog dialog box, select Debug Bshell. On the Bshell Debug Levels tab, select Debug Resources, or, from the command line, run –dbgres.

Do not remove the logfile after ending the Bshell

In the Option Dialog dialog box, select Debug Bshell. On the Bshell Debug Levels tab, select Keep Log File, or, from the command line, run –keeplog.

Add time stamps to bshell log output

In the Option Dialog dialog box, select Debug Bshell. On the Bshell Debug Levels tab, select Add Time Stamps, or, from the command line, run –logtime.