DEBUG

Provides a simple tool to determine whether a statement in a script will run before you actually execute the script. The Process log displays DEBUG can be used in Action-Command attributes and Trigger-Command attributes.

Example

Trigger-Commands:

config terminal

interface $ifName

DEBUG: duplex auto

exit

exit

When the script statement containing the DEBUG executes, a special debug icon appears next to the statement. This indicates that the statement would have run if it had not been removed from execution with the DEBUG: keyword. This tool is useful for cases where you are generating multiple iterations of a particular command and need to see the execution pattern.

Note: Because CCS does not have an integrated development environment, we recommend using DEBUG statements to check for endless loops and logic errors before executing scripts against a live network.