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Re: [jdt-debug-dev] Skip current instruction

The feature does not exist in the Java debugger, as it is not yet 
supported by the underlying Java debug architecture.

Darin




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Good Morning, 

I'm stepping through my code in the debugger,  and I wanted to know how I 
can skip the execution of the current instruction. 

I've searched google and the archives, but I can't seem to be able to find 
this. 

Thanks in advance, 

Pablo A. Maurin
i5/OS - Performance Tools
Performance Data Visualizer (PDV, PTDV)
IBM - Rochester, MN
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