Brian,

1) Submit your batch job but hold the job on the job queue.
2) Run STRSRVJOB to get your interactive job servicing the batch job.
3) Run STRDBG on Program D in the batch job but you can't do much else
except back out to the command line.
4) Release the batch job out of the job queue.
5) A message will break in your interactive job when the batch job starts.
This message allows you to use F10 to get into debug to set a break point in
Program D.
7) When you're done debugging use ENDDBG followed by ENDSRVJOB to clean up.
The batch job will continue.

Paul


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