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The .abandon command ends the debugging session, but leaves the target application in a debugging state. This returns the debugger to dormant mode.
.abandon [/h|/n]
Parameters
/h
Any outstanding debug event will be continued and marked as handled. This is the default.
/n
Any outstanding debug event will be continued unhandled.
Environment
This command is only supported in Windows XP and later versions of Windows.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Modes | user mode only |
| Targets | live debugging only |
| Platforms | all |
Additional Information
If the target is left in a debugging state, a new debugger can be attached to it. See Re-attaching to the Target Application for details. However, after a process has been abandoned once, it can never be restored to a running state without a debugger attached.