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AK
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Hi

I would like to print ALL the variables and its values (global vars that I have set in stored procedure and flow variables that iDM sets by default) for my iDM flow in the DMC for debugging purpose. How can I do this?

Thanks.


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Clif
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I can't think of a way do that. However here are two ideas that might help you with debugging.

In the browser right click on the flow or procedure and select "Submit with options" then check the check box for "Submit changing defaults" and click "Submit." You will see a screen with the names of all variables to be SET and their default values if any.

The values are assigned when a flow or a procedure is run. So you could add the line 
-SET &ECHO=ALL;

to the top of your procedure. You'll see everything including the substituted values for any variables.


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