Restrictions
When using the Jade Debugger, the following restrictions apply.
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If you invoke the Jade Debugger during the processing of menu logic, Windows discards any subsequent menu actions. For example, if you break on the
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Methods that have no source code are not debugged.
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In multiuser mode, you cannot debug server execution methods.
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Inspection of properties from within the Jade Debugger (either directly or from the bubble help Inspector command) may fail if a user mapping method performs actions not suitable for situations where the execution of the user application is suspended; for example, creation and display of a form, showing a form modally, display of a message box, deletion of an object in use by the current call stack, and so on.
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Transient methods cannot be debugged, as transient objects created by one process cannot be accessed by another process. If a transient method is executed by an application that is being debugged, the Jade Debugger will not display any details of this method; that is, it is not displayed in the call stack, breakpoints cannot be set in a transient method, and variables cannot be inspected.
