You can tell TotalView to ignore action points by using the Action Point > Suppress All command.

The command ddisable -a is the closest CLI command to the GUI Suppress All feature. However, ddisable -a does not actually put TotalView into suppressed action point mode and you can still set and manipulate action points. Be aware that the ddisable -a command in the CLI operates only on the current focus. See the TotalView Reference Guide for more discussion.

When you suppress action points, you disable them. After you suppress an action point, TotalView changes the symbol it uses within the Source Pane’s line number area. In all cases, the icon's color is lighter. Selecting Suppress All in the Action Point menu places TotalView in a suppressed action point mode such that no action points are enabled in any process within the entire debugging session. While in this mode, you are unable to create new action points or enable any that are currently disabled.

You can make previously suppressed action points active and allow the creation of new ones by again selecting the Action Point > Suppress All command, which functions as a toggle.

The command denable -a is the closest CLI command to turning off Suppress All from within the GUI. However, the denable -a feature in the CLI operates only on the current focus. See the TotalView Reference Guide for more discussion.