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When we Debug a report and if there is a Function module in some location( For Ex 300 line)so if i want 2 c the function module directly how can i c it

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If you want to see the code of the function module being processed, put a break point just before the call to the function module. Then use the button for going a single step in the debugger (button all the way to the left) to step into the function module itself. If this isn't working, make sure that you have system debugging turned on (from within the debugger, choose "Settings" then "System Debugging On/Off").

- April King

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You can use....<b>BREAK-POINT --> SENTENCE</b> and put CALL FUNCTION...

Execution will stop on every CALL FUNCTION call...

Greetings,

Blag.

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Hi balu,

You need to set the breakpoint using the menu:

Breakpoints->Breakpoint at->Function MOdule.

GIve the name of the FM in the pop up to follow.

Then press f8.

Regards,

Ravi

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former_member187255
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Balu,

Before you execute the program put a break point at the function module and execute it....Then the cursor will stop at FM.

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alex_m
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You have to go though the code to find out the FM, if u knew the FM name then u can set a break point and press F8.

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from the meu options in debugging mode... create a break-point/watch-point and specify the function module name... when ever the function module is triggered the cursor stops at the function module.

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If you want to see the code of the function module being processed, put a break point just before the call to the function module. Then use the button for going a single step in the debugger (button all the way to the left) to step into the function module itself. If this isn't working, make sure that you have system debugging turned on (from within the debugger, choose "Settings" then "System Debugging On/Off").

- April King