By default, the debugger expects a source file to be in the same
    directory it was in at compile time. If a source file has been
    moved to a different directory since compile time, use the SET
    SOURCE command to specify a directory search list and search
    method to locate the file.

    Specifying the Directory Search List

    A complete ODS-2 OpenVMS file specification has the following
    format:

    node::device:[directory]file-name.file-type;version-number

    This format reflects the DECnet node name functionality used in
    DECnet Phase IV that shipped with the OpenVMS operating system.
    For more information, see the DECnet for OpenVMS Networking
    Manual.

    On OpenVMS systems running Version 6.1 or later and DECnet-
    Plus for OpenVMS, a complete file specification can include
    expanded node designations, called full names. Full names are
    hierarchically structured DECnet-Plus for OpenVMS node names that
    can be stored in a DECdns naming service. Full names can be a
    maximum of 255 bytes long, in the following format:

    namespace:.directory ... .directory.node-name

    In this syntax statement, namespace identifies the global naming
    service, directory ... .directory defines the hierarchical
    directory path within the naming service, and node-name is the
    specific object defining the DECnet node.

    For information on full names and suggestions for setting up a
    system of names, see the HP OpenVMS System Manager's Manual. For
    information on DECnet-Plus for OpenVMS, see the DECnet-Plus for
    OpenVMS Introduction and User's Guide.

    If the full file specification of a source file exceeds 255
    characters, the debugger cannot locate the file. You can work
    around this problem by first defining a logical name "X" (at DCL
    level) to expand to your long file specification, and then using
    the SET SOURCE X command.

    A SET SOURCE command with neither the /DISPLAY nor the /EDIT
    qualifier changes both the display and edit search directories.

    When compiling a program with the /DEBUG qualifier, if you use
    a rooted-directory logical name to specify the location of the
    source file, make sure that it is a concealed rooted-directory
    logical name. If it is not concealed and you move the source file
    to another directory after compilation, you cannot then use the
    debugger SET SOURCE command to specify the new location of the
    source file.

    To create a concealed rooted-directory logical name, use the DCL
    command DEFINE with the /TRANSLATION_ATTR=CONCEALED qualifier.