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‎2008 May 15 4:24 PM
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Does the ABAP trace show programs that are processed in the background?
If I find a function / program that is processed via the abap trace but it is in the background, then how can I force the system to stop at my breakpoint there?
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‎2008 May 15 5:22 PM
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Hi,
You can't set a breakpoint in a program, run it in the background, and then have it stop at the breakpoint. However, you can stop a background work process and debug it from the process overview. You can trace programs that are running in the background, starting at any point during the execution.
Reward if helpfull...
Cheers,
Shashikanth.
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‎2008 May 15 4:26 PM
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you can run an sql trace when the program runs in background to see which tables it goes to and the time taken, but i dont think you can force the program to stop at a brreakpoint in background
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‎2008 May 15 4:31 PM
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hi check this..
after any statement use sy-batch in the program then you will catch the data in the back ground mode also in the sm37....
if sy-batch = 0.
message e000 with ' the data selected successfylly'.
endif.
regards,
venkat .
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‎2008 May 15 5:22 PM
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Hi,
You can't set a breakpoint in a program, run it in the background, and then have it stop at the breakpoint. However, you can stop a background work process and debug it from the process overview. You can trace programs that are running in the background, starting at any point during the execution.
Reward if helpfull...
Cheers,
Shashikanth.
Bluesky