- Causes the Debugger to execute the current line and continue until it reaches the next executable statement, which may be in the current procedure, a subprocedure, or a trigger. That statement becomes the current line, and it is not executed until you continue.
- Causes the Debugger to execute the current line and continue until it reaches either a breakpoint, or the next executable statement in the same procedure. Thus, if the current line calls a subprocedure or causes a trigger to execute, the subprocedure or trigger is executed without interruption unless there is a breakpoint. In other words, the Debuggers steps "over," not "into," the subprocedure or trigger.
- Causes the Debugger to execute the current line and continue either until it reaches a breakpoint, or until the current procedure ends, returning control to the calling procedure.
- Causes the Debugger to execute the current line and continue without interruption until it reaches either a breakpoint or the end of the program.
- Interrupts execution following completion of the current instruction and gives control to the Debugger at the next executable statement. Also, suspends the attached AVM.
- Interrupts execution and ends the Debugger session.
- Disconnects the Debugger from the attached (running) external AVM and stops receiving notifications from it.