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Debugging an Include Program
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‎2006 Nov 23 10:43 AM
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Hi,
How to debug an Include program which is in the 70th Line in a Module pool program.
When i execute the transaction code in the debugging mode the execution starts from the 1st line of the 1st include program.
Thank you,
Sherline
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‎2006 Nov 23 10:58 AM
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Hello Sherline,
Firstly when u start the debug and enter the first line of ur include program, check if u can c the break point active on the 70th line in include. If not then I would suggest u setup the breakpoint in debug mode. Save it and then rerun the program from begin that should stop the program on the necessary line within include.
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‎2006 Nov 23 10:45 AM
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hi,
put a
<b>break-point</b>
insidie the include program.
tats all
rgds
anver
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‎2006 Nov 23 10:50 AM
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I want to debug only that Include program not the previous 69.
Even if i set a break point in the particular include program...it starts with the first line of the first include program.
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‎2006 Nov 23 10:53 AM
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Hi Sherline,
When you set a breakpoint on that particular statement and execute, it will stop at the point where the breakpoint is set.
Or simply continue executing once the debugger is open and the control stops where you have placed the breakpoint.
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‎2006 Nov 23 11:02 AM
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hi sherine,
what i mentioned is, kindly put the BREAK-POINT inside ur include program.
rgds
anver
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‎2006 Nov 23 10:46 AM
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put a breakpoint explicitly in the include and run the main program.
BREAK <USER NAME>
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‎2006 Nov 23 10:55 AM
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Go in to the include program in and put a break point. And then try to execute.
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‎2006 Nov 23 10:58 AM
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Hello Sherline,
Firstly when u start the debug and enter the first line of ur include program, check if u can c the break point active on the 70th line in include. If not then I would suggest u setup the breakpoint in debug mode. Save it and then rerun the program from begin that should stop the program on the necessary line within include.
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‎2006 Nov 23 11:04 AM
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The main program (Module Pool) has many include programs, i am talking about the 70th include program.
The line for which the break point is set is in the 311th line of the 70th include program.
I am not able to debug the include program seperately...so i enter into the debug mode from the main program.
Is there anyway to enter into the 70th include program directly from the debug mode..Coz i have to cross all the 69 include programs which consumes a lot of time.
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‎2006 Nov 23 11:09 AM
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hi sherine.
1. delete all ur break points ie hard coded and others.
2. just go inside the 70th include program.
3. there HARD CODE ( i mean write) BREAK-POINT.
4. then execute ur program freshly.
5. the program will go to debug only inside that 70th include.
rgds
Anver
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‎2006 Nov 23 11:09 AM
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After entering the program in debug mode, you can hit F8 to go to the point where your break-point is kept.
One thing to take care is if the control is going to that include program and to that particular place where you have put the break-point. Only if the control comes to this place the program will pause and a debugger screen will be shown.
Regards,
Anish Thomas
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