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Debugging issue

former_member572496
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Hello all,

Thank for your answer few days back i raised a question.

Now i have a another question. i'e when debugging a standard program, i want to put a debugger in some messages but i have to put a breakpoints in debugging mode. but it is not triggered in when i put break point. hoe to put break point in messages class.

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You can't put a break point in message class. But you could do a where used list of message and put break points at those lines.

when you execute the transaction it will stop any of the lines where you put break points.

Regards

Rajasrikanth

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You can't put a break point in message class. But you could do a where used list of message and put break points at those lines.

when you execute the transaction it will stop any of the lines where you put break points.

Regards

Rajasrikanth

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you can even put the break point while debugging the code, But make sure to press "SAVE" button. when you call the transaction once again this break point will trigger

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roberto_forti
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Hi Sainath,

Below SAP link document which has an excellent sample.

https://archive.sap.com/documents/docs/DOC-53035

Regards,

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SantoshKallem
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Once you are in Debugging with /H, set the break point as below to stop at your required message. Hope screen shot explains.

Thanks,
Santosh

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Hi Santosh,

Thank you for your feed back. What you said is exactly correct but i did same thing. But the break points are not triggerd.

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Sandra_Rossi
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If your other question ("few days back i raised a question") supports the current one, then add a hyperlink please 🙂

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former_member572496
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Hi Santosh,

Thank you for your answer.What you said is absolute correct thank you for your suggestion.

Thanks,

sainath k