You can step into program objects by using:
You can use F22 (Step into) on the Display Module Source display to step into a called program object in a debug session. If the next statement to be run is a CALL statement to another program object, pressing F22 (Step into) causes the first statement in the called program object to be run. The called program object is then shown in the Display Module Source display.
Alternatively, you can use the STEP INTO debug command to step into a called program object in a debug session. To use the STEP INTO debug command, type:
STEP number-of-statements INTO
on the debug command line. Number-of-statements is the number of statements of the program object that you want to run in the next step before the program object is halted again. If one of the statements that are run contains a CALL statement to another program object, the debugger steps into the called program object. Each statement in the called program object is counted in the step. If the step ends in the called program object then the called program object is shown in the Display Module Source display. For example, if you type
STEP 5 INTO
on the debug command line, the next five statements of the program object are run. If the third statement is a CALL statement to another program object, then two statements of the calling program object are run and the first three statements of the called program object are run.
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