The Auto Data view shows the current values of the variables when CA InterTest encounters a breakpoint.
When the Auto Data view is visible and a debug session is started, CA InterTest automatically displays the values of the variables associated with the targeted source statement at each breakpoint.
The Auto Data view shows the following details of a variable in a tabular format:
Displays the names of variables associated with the active program listing. The displayed variables correspond to the source code statement at which the breakpoint occurred.
Note: For Auto Data, variables containing arrays are posted as the current occurrence at the time the breakpoint statement is reached. Only single occurrences are displayed in the Auto Data view. If you want to display other array occurrences for a variable, you must add it to the Watch Data view.
Displays the variable data during a debug session break. If a debug session is not started then this field is blank.
Displays the hexadecimal EBCDIC (Electronic Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code) representation of the value. The hex value and its length depend on the variable declaration. If a debug session is not started then this field is blank.
Displays the variable declaration as defined in the source code.
You cannot add items or variables to the Auto Data view. You cannot remove items or variables from the Auto Data view because CA InterTest maintains the values of the variables displayed in this view.
Note: When you debug an assembler program, the operands for the current instruction are automatically added to the Auto Data view in register notation.