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Assert 1= 0

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‎2007 Oct 03 7:23 AM

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Hi guys can any one tell what does it mean?

assert 1 = 0.

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‎2007 Oct 03 7:26 AM

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check this:

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VXLozano
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‎2007 Oct 03 8:01 AM

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F1 doesn't work for ASSERT in my system, I searched help.sap.com

<b>assertion (BC-ABA)</b>

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ABAP Runtime Environment (BC-ABA)</b>

Assertion in an ABAP program. An assertion is defined as a conditional checkpoint using the ASSERT statement. Assertions are either always active or can be activated by being assigned to a checkpoint group. When an active assertion is reached, the corresponding condition is evaluated. If the condition is not met, the program is terminated with a runtime error, branched into the ABAP Debugger or a log entry is created. With the assignment to a checkpoint group, the behaviour is controlled by the activation settings, otherwise the program is terminated.