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Debug an OBPM1 event

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Hello,

Can anyone tell if there is a way to debug an OBPM1 event?

Regards and thanks in advance,

Juan

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Hi,

No idea, what OBPM1 event is all about . One way out  is to set breakpoint on 'Raise event'  or 'Raise' statement while executing the transaction .

Regards,

DPM

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Hi,

No idea, what OBPM1 event is all about . One way out  is to set breakpoint on 'Raise event'  or 'Raise' statement while executing the transaction .

Regards,

DPM

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Hi,

The OBPM1 event is a function called when you are creating a XML file in transaction F110.

Regards,

Juan

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Hi Juan

When you do a payment run via F110 then you are program name also configured for creating these files... what i am assuming this to be a function module..if yes and a custom one..then we can debug it.

Please provide more details about it

Nabheet

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Hi Nabheet,

I have made a New function module copy of a standard one. I have link it to an standard event in OBPM1.

Regards and thanks in advance,

Juan

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Juan

I believe they are run in background. You can try the following ways.

  • Use FBPM tcode for the payment run and before that put a break point that is the first way.
  • Second you can put an infinite loop for time being and debug it via SM50

If your FM does not trigger  in both cases i think you will need to go thorugh your customizing again

Nabheet

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RaymondGiuseppi
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OBPM1 is a (Customizing) transaction.

Did you try to set a break-point in the FM associated with the event ?

Regards,

Raymond