Button | Description |
Run / Resume F8 | Run the process from the current step to the next enabled breakpoint or to the end of the process if no breakpoints are enabled. Parallel tracks run simultaneously. Non-parallel tracks run sequentially. When you click Run/Resume, all tracks run. The selected eligible step does not affect this. |
Cancel Debug | Cancel all processes associated with the current Process Debug session. This action is reflected in the Trace view. Canceling stops all steps in the parent process and any child or descendant processes. Process debugging step status symbols remain displayed in the process editor. |
Clear | Clear the Trace view and remove all Process Debug status symbols from the process editor. |
Step In F5 | Enter a call activity or subprocess. When you click Step In on a step that does not support stepping in, the process debugger steps over instead. Important: The button action applies to the default step, which is outlined in the process editor. The menu beside the button allows you to step into an eligible step other than the default. |
Step Over F6 | Run the step. If the step is a subprocess or call activity, run all the steps in it to the next enabled breakpoint or to the end of the subprocess or call activity if no breakpoints are enabled. When you step over a child process (of a call activity step) in the course of debugging its parent process, and the child process contains an enabled breakpoint, the process debugger opens the child process in a new process editor tab and stops at the breakpoint. The Trace view and the process editor reflect the current step status. Important: The button action applies to the default step, which is outlined in the process editor. The menu beside the button allows you to step over an eligible step other than the default. |
Step Out F4 | Exit from a step inside a call activity or subprocess. When you click Step Out from a step that does not support stepping out, the process debugger runs the process to the next enabled breakpoint, or to the end if no breakpoints are enabled. Important: The button action applies to the default step, which is outlined in the process editor. The menu beside the button allows you to step out of an eligible step other than the default. |
Column | Description |
Status Indicator | Green square = step or process completed. Yellow triangle = step or process completed with warnings. Red circle = step or process completed with errors OR process canceled. |
Step | Step Label. |
Step ID | Step ID. |
Step Iteration | Number of step iterations. Represents the loop count for transition (sequence flow) and for webMethods Subprocess (Deprecated) steps. |
Loop Iteration | Number of loop iterations. Represents standard loop count for all Call Activity steps and BPMN Subprocess steps. |
Start Time | Step start time, and process start time when debugging starts. The time format is governed by your operating system settings. |
End Time | Step end time, and process end time when debugging has completed. The time format is governed by your operating system settings. |
Duration | Step duration time, and process duration when debugging has completed. |
Status Message | Details of step or process status, corresponding to the Status Indicator. |