Debug

  1. In general, refers to the process of taking a deep look into an issue and removing errors that are found. For example, a developer may debug the code or an error to get additional information to how that error occurred and then resolve that error.
  2. A MS-DOS and Windows command line command. Additional information about this command can be found on our debug command help page.
  3. In an FTP session debug can be used to turn on and off debugging. See the how to use ftp help page for information about debug and other FTP commands.

Also see: Bug, Debugger, Debugging, Programming definitions