db [range]
The db command displays the values of the bytes at a given address or in a given range.
The display is in two portions: a hexadecimal display (each byte is shown in hexadecimal format) and an ASCII display (the bytes are shown as ASCII characters). A nonprinting character is denoted by a period (.) in the ASCII portion of the display. Each display line shows 16 bytes, with a hyphen between the eighth and ninth bytes. Each displayed line begins on a 16-byte boundary.
The following example displays 0Ah bytes of memory, beginning at the specified address:
db CS:100 0A
This example displays lines in a format similar to the following:
04BA:00000100 54 4F 4D 20 53 . . . 45 52 TOM SAWYER
Each line of the display begins with an address, incremented by 10h from the address on the previous line.