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break point through the program

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i am using the statement break <sy-uname> to set the breakpoint. But the control is not stopping at that point. how do i do that.

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Hi,

Is the break-point given in an update task module..Then I believe it will not stop..

Also you have to give in single quotes..

Example..

BREAK 'USER1'.

Thanks,

Naren

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Hi,

Is the break-point given in an update task module..Then I believe it will not stop..

Also you have to give in single quotes..

Example..

BREAK 'USER1'.

Thanks,

Naren

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Hi,

You can also try this..

break-point sy-uname.

Thanks,

Naren

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deepthi,

I think u r trying to use static break point.

In ur program at the desired place u have to code BREAK-POINT.

so that system will start debugging when it reaches that statement.

Regards...

Arun.

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Thanks it worked finally .Thanks everyone for the prompt replies.

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Hello Deepthi

It is always better to use BREAK UNAME. SInce the control will stop when u execute the program

BREAK-POINT AND BREAK USER will do the same work.

Vasanth

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Have you switched off the system debugger?

When system debugging is switched off, BREAK-POINT statements

in system programs are ignored at runtime unless you use the

AT NEXT APPLICATION STATEMENT addition.

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Hello Deepthi

It is always better to use BREAK UNAME. SInce the control will stop when u execute the program

BREAK-POINT AND BREAK USER will do the same work.

Vasanth

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Hi,

Please close the thread if the question is answered..And make sure to reward points for helpful answers..

Thanks,

Naren